Pioneer Clubs offers proven midweek club programs
Our programs are Bible-based, r
elationship-focused, and fun for kids and volunteers! You can trust Pioneer Clubs for application-oriented inductive Bible study, Scripture memory, life skills development, and an emphasis on discipleship and outreach. And Pioneer Clubs' trio of format options is flexible enough to fit any church!
A Safe Place to Learn & Grow
In today’s rapidly changing and fast-paced society, children often feel insecure and vulnerable. Pioneer Clubs gives children a place to belong and to experience God’s love through caring adult leaders.
A Proven Method of Transforming Lives
Pioneer Clubs’ Bible exploration and memory work, tied to life application skills and fun activities, allow God’s Word to reach deep into the heart of a child. This combination plants the seeds of lifelong spiritual transformation.
See what our club leaders are saying (below). 
A Place to Build Friendships
Relationship-building between club members and by leaders with club members is a hallmark of Pioneer Clubs programs. God created people to be interdependent, especially within a community of faith. In club, adults and children who might otherwise never get to know one another form lasting bonds.
Leader-Friendly Curriculum
Almost any adult can be a Pioneer Clubs leader. Lessons are easy to lead and self-explanatory. Preparation time is reasonable. Our experts have done the hard work for you. Like thousands of others, you’ll discover Pioneer Clubs is the perfect fit for your kids and volunteers!
Solid Training to Support Volunteers
Busy adults can benefit from a variety of training modes—enewsletters, webinars, CDs and print formats. Clear job descriptions for coordinators and leaders and a supportive staff at our national office mean your leaders can feel confident and prepared from day one.
| "How have you seen club members apply the biblical principles taught in Pioneer Clubs? |
| "Many are reaching out to friends with excitement to bring them to club and introduce them to Jesus." |
| "I hear the children telling parents about the lessons they are learning." |
| "Many Pioneer Kids have been more loving in and towards their families. They have learned the importance of helping others and some have found a new boldness in sharing their faith with non-believers." |
| "The parents of the children have told me their attitudes have changed and now they get along much better with their friends and parents." |
| "We have many community kids and it is great to see them get it and want to bring their friends out and their parents to church." |
"We had a kid get hit crossing the street to get on the bus. Many children saw the event. Back at school the principal had the local pastors come in for counseling. In one of the sessions, the kids started quoting scripture they learned at Pioneer Clubs. The pastor was able to affirm these kids and their correct perspective of a God who loves them even through difficult times."  |
