Children In Action Sports Club
is a local 501c3 nonprofit ministry
focused on the whole child...
CIA works to
strengthen "EACH CHILD" ​and... 
​instill ​lifelong habits to sustain them

Click here to register for
​2019 summer outreach camps


​​Summer Outreach offers free recreational ministry
to local boys & girls between the ages of 7 and 12. 
All activities are Christ-centered focusing on
Character, Excellence and Teamwork.


(Each camp offers a different sports theme along
with fundamentals to accompany that particular sport)
Breakfast and Lunch provided

​Barnabas Club is a free after-school program
bringing children from different
socioeconomic backgrounds together,
encouraging the importance of making good choices,
and demonstrating ​what is achievable
through teamwork...  

​(Afternoon activities consist of a healthy snack,
120 minutes physical activity, ​45 minutes homework,
and 30 minutes character development)
We currently have a waiting list for Barnabas Club.  Please email us at admin@ciasportsclub.org with your child's age, grade and school. Thank you...
VOLUNTEER
​Children love to throw, pass, and kick a ball...​  
​There are plenty of opportunities to make 
positive influences and impact young lives!!!

Homework, Coaching, Serving,
Policing, ​Score-Keeping, Cleaning
and the list goes on and on....  
​All Star Team members not only agree with CIA's vision 
but helps underwrite the ministry and operational budget on an ongoing basis. 

CIA's success is dependent upon each member praying for the ministry of C.I.A., providing financial support and promoting the All Star Team locally and inviting others to join.​
Physical address:
CIA Sports Club
​935 Chapel Crossing Rd
​Brunswick, Ga. 31525

Mailing address:
CIA Sports Club
​P.O. Box 2115
Brunswick, GA. 31521

Email: admin@ciasportsclub.org
Phone: 912-332-8000
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