Little Hands, Little Feet
Conversations
An exciting part of Good News Club is not only having that first spiritual conversation with a child but also seeing them grow in Him through the years. Recently, I had the chance to have three very unique conversations with children in one day after an invitation was given in Good News Club.
The first was Mae* who has been coming to Good News Club for a year and a half, but finally decided it was time she placed her faith in the Lord Jesus. When I asked her why she had come to talk, she said she wanted Jesus to forgive her sins. She said she didn’t need me to help her know what to say, but was ready to pray in her own words to trust Jesus as her Savior. It was a special day to be with this child who had been hearing the Gospel and was now ready to believe.
Then there was Caroline, a Grade 6 girl, who trusted Christ as her Savior a couple years ago in Good News Club, but is facing stress in growing up. High School begins in Grade 7 in Tasmania and there is only one more school term of the year. So, the prospect of leaving Primary School and entering a more difficult social life of High School can be daunting. I prayed with her assuring her of God’s being with her as Hebrews 13:5b teaches, but mostly we just sat together. Finally, there was Charlie, who said he became a Christian when he was 4, but hadn’t been at club to receive a Gospel wristband to share with his friends when we had given them out and watched a video on how to use it. He wanted to make sure he got one because he wanted to share with his friends.
As you pray for more salvations, remember to pray for children at all stages of their journeys with Jesus.

St. Leonards children pose with memory verse for which they had to find the pieces
Children’s Ministry Conference
September saw a unique opportunity in Tasmania. The Anglican Diocese put on a children’s ministry conference for about 50 children’s workers of various denominations around the state. Here we learned that the statistic that most adults come to know Christ as children holds true in Australia as well. I was able to have a table of free CEF resources and conversations with other children’s workers about what Good News Clubs were doing in the North of Tasmania.

Good News Club table at the Tasmanian Children’s Ministry Conference
Prayer Requests
- Plans are well underway and leaders have been trained for the beginning of a Good News Club in George Town. Please pray for this team as they commence club at Port Dalrymple School on October 24.
- Pray as we enter School Term 4, the last one of the year, that Good News Clubs would continue to grow both in number and spiritually.
- Summer plans have been approved with the governing authorities once again for holiday clubs in Launceston’s City Park and George Town Memorial Hall. Praise God!
- Pray for volunteers for summer holiday clubs.






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