Child Evangelism Fellowship reports enthusiastic interest in Good News Clubs on the U.S. Virgin Islands. Good News Clubs are after-school Bible clubs for children. “Everywhere we go, parents and school superintendents want us to establish clubs in their neighborhoods.
Adline Caméus does not have a typical Christian conversion story. Like John Wesley, the famous 18th century preacher, she came to faith after she started sharing the gospel. As a young Haitian woman, she was eager to take classes wherever she could in hopes that somehow it would help her advance economically.
“Jesse Irvin Overholtzer was the ‘unobtrusive little farmer’ who staked all on the premise—revolutionary in his day—that little children could be taught basic doctrines of the Scriptures and be won for Jesus Christ.” So begins The Indomitable Mr. O, the compelling book by Norman Rohrer about how God used J. Irvin Overholtzer to found Child Evangelism Fellowship, the world’s largest evangelistic outreach to children.

The Truth Chasers Club (formerly CEF Mailbox Club) is an evangelism/discipleship program in which age-appropriate Bible lessons are mailed to children and adults.

CEF currently has active, ongoing work in 176 countries. Our goal is to have ongoing ministry in all 208 nations of the world by our 80th anniversary in 2017.