Special Clubs

A Special Club is a club that is held on a one-off basis to reach children in the neigbourhood or in school at a special time of year, like Christmas or Easter, or to reach children for a short period, e.g. five weeks in a row.

What is a Christmas Club?
A Christmas Club is a one-off meeting held at the beginning of December. The aim is to tell boys and girls the true meaning of Christmas. The meeting is held in a school, a community center, a church hall or in a home with local children being invited in for the special one-hour programme.

Not everyone feels able to actually teach a club, therefore volunteers may  help in one of three ways:

• Open their home and teach the club.
• Open their home and let someone else teach the club.
• Maybe their home is not available but they are willing to go somewhere to teach e.g. in another home or take a school assembly.

Ready-to-use Christmas Club Lesson Packs are available.
For more information about Christmas Club Packs click here.

Experienced CEF workers can provide training and help you get started. If you would like to organise or be involved in a Christmas Club, please send us an email with "Christmas Club" in the subject line, giving us your name, address and church connection and we will be in touch. To email us click here.
Alternatively, you may want to contact your local CEF worker about this.
To find your nearest CEF worker click here.

What is an Easter Club?
An Easter Club is a one-off meeting held in the weeks before Easter. The aim is to tell boys and girls the true meaning of Easter. The meeting is held in a school, a community center, a church hall or in a home with local children being invited in for the special one-hour programme.

Not everyone feels able to actually teach a club, therefore volunteers may  help in one of three ways:

• Open their home and teach the club.
• Open their home and let someone else teach the club.
• Maybe their home is not available but they are willing to go somewhere to teach e.g. in another home or take a school assembly.

Experienced CEF workers can provide training and help you get started. If you would like to organise or be involved in an Easter Club, please send us an email with "Easter Club" in the subject line, giving us your name, address and church connection and we will be in touch. To email us click here.
Alternatively, you may want to contact your local CEF worker about this.
To find your nearest CEF worker click here.

What is a Mini Club?
A Mini Club is a short Good News Club that lasts only five weeks. It can be held at any time during the year. The aim is to tell boys and girls about the difference the Lord Jesus can make in their lives. The meetings are held in a school, a community center, a church hall or in a home with local children being invited in for the special one-hour programme each week for five weeks.

Not everyone feels able to actually teach a club, therefore volunteers may  help in one of three ways:

• Open their home and teach the club.
• Open their home and let someone else teach the club.
• Maybe their home is not available but they are willing to go somewhere to teach e.g. in another home or take a school assembly.

A ready-to-use Mini Club Lesson Pack is available.
For more information about the Mini Club Pack click here.

Experienced CEF workers can provide training and help you get started. If you would like to organise or be involved in a Mini Club, please send us an email with "Mini Club" in the subject line, giving us your name, address and church connection and we will be in touch. To email us click here.
Alternatively, you may want to contact your local CEF worker about this.
To find your nearest CEF worker click here.

What is an After School Club?
An After School Club can be a weekly club - run as a Good News Club® by a CEF worker or volunteers - or a special event in the school calendar such as a 5-Day Club® run for a week in the summer term.

If you are a teacher or headmaster and would like to have more information about having an After School Club in your school, please send us an email with "After School Club" in the subject line, giving us your name, address and daytime telephone number and we will be in touch. To email us click here.
Alternatively, you may want to contact your local CEF worker about this.
To find your nearest CEF worker click here.

For more information about Good News Clubs click here.

For more information about 5-Day Clubs click here.