Help Adults with Intellectual Disabilities Meet Jesus and Belong.
Support a movement that helps adults with intellectual disabilities know Jesus, grow in faith, and be part of a Christ-centred community.
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The gospel is for everyone - and everyone should have a place to belong.
Sadly, many adults with intellectual disabilities have never heard about Jesus in a way they can understand. But through Jesus Clubs, that is changing.
Jesus Club helps local churches run gospel-centred ministries that welcome, disciple, and include adults with intellectual disabilities. With accessible Bible teaching, trained volunteer leaders, and intentional community, members are meeting Jesus and being transformed by God’s love.
Right now, over 25 Jesus Clubs are active across Australia — and more are preparing to launch, including in places like Port Stephens and Perth. But as we grow, so does the need for training, curriculum, and support for local leaders.
Your financial gift will help us take the next faithful step forward: starting new clubs, resourcing churches, and supporting volunteer leaders through our Club Mentor program — all so more adults with intellectual disabilities can discover God’s love and belong in His church.
Please make your tax-deductible donation today.
Your generosity will make an everlasting difference in the lives of people with and without intellectual disabilities.
Help More Adults with Intellectual Disabilities Meet Jesus and Belong
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Our church has run a Jesus Club for over 5 years and we have had the joy and delight of watching our Jesus Club members (and leaders) grow in knowledge and love of God and Jesus and in love and care for one another."
Jesus Club the organisation supports us in that they helped to train us. They give us ongoing support and most importantly, they provide materials so that we don't have to kind work out what is what is best practice for for teaching people that intellectual disability, the word of God.
