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not one should perish...
Matthew 18:14
Child Evangelism Fellowship®
of North Carolina - Durham has a simple, but profound threefold purpose: to evangelize
children and youth up to 14 years of age with the Gospel, disciple
each through the Word of God, and connect local churches to
them.
We have a priority calling to reach city kids,
especially the under-resourced and those not attending a Bible-centered church.
Download the recent newsletter The Good News Beacon
(right click and choose save to disk.)
Teacher's guide for using HiSStory
now available! Click
Here

This
new publication contains biblical teachings from Creation through the life of Jesus Christ. The 7 Most Important Things in the World are woven throughout this
booklet and has already made a strong impact on select groups
of city kids in Durham. A teacher's guide is now available
for using this CEF Edition of
HiSStory. The guide includes suggested teaching ideas for
parents and teachers for each chapter of the booklet.
The 7MIT, counseling for salvation, and enrolling kids into the CEF Mailbox
Clubฎ are also included on the downloads page.
What if for 10 years...?
Durham Urban Missions Network has an answer.
Is God powerful enough to prevent kids
from joining gangs? Does the Word of God still have
answers for today's problems? What if the young men charged
with the murders of a Duke and UNC student in 2008 had attended a Good
News Clubฎ as a child? Would it have made any difference
in their lives?
What if the Church of Durham took
seriously its responsibility for taking the Gospel to city kids and youth? What if for 10
years a collaboration of churches and ministries
comprehensively served the 10 most physically and spiritually
needy communities in Durham? These are the communities where crime and evil
have dominated life for way too long; where
kids are not expected to succeed.
These are the communities where
the words: at-risk, under-resourced, and marginalized are
experienced everyday in the lives of kids and families.
These are the communities where God has been rejected, yet
screams out to be glorified! Where He desires that the
residents welcome Him back into their homes and into their
communities.
CEF along with
several partnering ministries, a few churches, and a growing
number of local Christians are focusing there efforts for 10
years upon 10 under resourced communities in Durham.
This collaborative group, while maintaining the identity of
each ministry, calls itself the Durham Urban Missions
Network. A simple strategy of discipleship will be used.
CEF will offer weekly Good News Clubs, educational resources,
church partnership training, and special events for each
community. Others will provide after school tutoring,
creative arts, community service, development, and prayer.
Our vision is to see city kids and families transformed by the
Gospel. As disciples of Christ, they will take
responsibility for the transformation of their own
communities.
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