“Is the world going to end?” Tomorrow Club leaders are hearing questions like this from the kids in their clubs. Like churches, we’ve had to pause regular Tomorrow Club meetings but leaders are finding creative ways to keep their discipleship connection alive and point kids and families to Jesus. Executive Director, Paul Marty, talks about…
As you might already know, Tomorrow Clubs International focuses on reaching children in forsaken places in Eastern European countries. We have some exciting news: we are reaching children for Christ in Cambodia! — How did this happen? A friend of our Directors’ friend in Russia went to Cambodia as a missionary. She worked with children…
May the glory of His resurrection fill your heart with hope and joy.Happy Easter! He is the atoning sacrifice for our sins, and not only for ours but also for the sins of the whole world.1 John 2:2
New laws have made it much more difficult to bring the Gospel into Russia. Even so, new Tomorrow Clubs have started. Please pray that the Lord would continue to open doors across this vast country so more kids and families will be reached for Christ. The first Tomorrow Clubs are being launched in Serbia serving Roma…
Two years ago, Russia passed the most restrictive religious law in post-Soviet history, placing broad limitations on missionary work. Despite this new obstacle, God has allowed Tomorrow Clubs to flourish in places that are hard to even spot on a map. Watch the video and learn more from our Russia Country Directors.
Not far from Mount Ararat lies the small Armenian village of Zangakatun. Getting there is not easy and, like many of the forsaken places where Tomorrow Clubs work, life in this little town is hard. Without the hope of the Gospel, people here live hopeless lives. Like a beacon of light, the Tomorrow Club in Zangakatun…
In strong societies where mutual trust and respect are high, fences almost don’t exist but in the small towns and villages where Tomorrow Clubs serve, fences are everywhere. Let us take you behind the fences to a Tomorrow Club in a small town in Moldova and introduce you to a special young man we met…
Three years ago, the Tomorrow Club in Bryanka hosted about 40 children weekly. Most local men worked in the thriving local coal mining and distribution industry. Their occupations were often dangerous, but hard work allowed these folks to provide comparatively well for their families. Women usually were able to devote their time to homemaking and…
Tomorrow Clubs recently held the second annual International Training Conference for club volunteers, regional coordinators and country directors. The event took place in Ukraine. The purpose of this event is to help Tomorrow Clubs staff and volunteers grow in their faith and strengthen their serving and leadership skills. Olexander Savych, a long-time pastor, spoke…
Between 1932 and 1933, 8 to 10 million Ukrainians were starved to death in an event called the “Holodomor” or death by starving. Many say that the “Holodomor” was caused by Stalin and the Communist regime, who deliberately targeted Ukrainians, depriving them of food because of their nationalist views and their opposition to the communist…
