Faith
Champions Club Launches New Faith-Based Curriculum
Faith Facts
- The Champions Club unveiled a dedicated, Bible-based curriculum for teens and adults with special needs.
- The program spans a full year, structured into five units and integrates faith with personal development through core stations.
- The curriculum is intentionally designed for older learners and includes specialized lessons for holidays and special occasions.
Champions Club, founded through Lakewood Church in Houston, has addressed a critical need with age-appropriate resources for individuals 12 and older with special needs.
The curriculum reflects biblical values, aiming to help each person discover their God-given purpose within a supportive Christian community.
The comprehensive program encourages spiritual, creative, and physical growth, intentionally crafted for unique developmental stages.
Teachers and volunteers will find ready-to-use lessons that support both independent and guided learning.
Rev. Craig Johnson, founder, shared,
“We recognized a tremendous need for a quality curriculum that speaks directly to teens and adults with special needs: their identity, gifts, talents, life skills and relationship with God.”
Since 2008, the Champions Foundation has promoted inclusion, forming more than 130 centers worldwide and promoting dignity and belonging in alignment with Christian teachings.
This latest resource equips ministries to better serve and disciple individuals with special needs, strengthening our faith-based mission to value every life.
To access more information and sample lessons, visit the Champions Foundation website.