Despite the recent Minsk agreements, the war in Eastern Ukraine is still ongoing. The conflict has taken thousands of lives, and made refugees of tens of thousands. Many displaced people have relocated to Zaporozhye because of its proximity to the war-torn Donetsk area. Currently, some 10,000 refugees from the Donbas region reside in Zaporozhye and…
We have received exciting news from Armenia: nine children have given their lives to Jesus! Country Director Yeghish is thrilled – and so are we! He says, “The Tomorrow Clubs have only been working in Armenia for a few months but we are already seeing God work in this nation!” Yeghish tells us parents also…
he focus of Tomorrow Clubs is typically on children between the ages of 4 and 14. While we have always attempted to continue serving those who ‘outgrow’ the Clubs, in 2014 we officially launched a program with curriculum specifically designed for a teenaged audience. Club meetings are held in churches or homes, where teens participate…
Evangelical churches in the country of Georgia, which shares its northern border with Russia, are struggling and have had little means of reaching unchurched children in their communities. Tomorrow Clubs have been started in various parts of this small country, and nearly 90% of the kids currently attending these new clubs are from non-Christian families!…
Our Tomorrow Club team in Moldova is celebrating four new Clubs starting in the northern area of the country! We thank God that more pastors are catching the vision of reaching unchurched children and families with the Gospel through this ministry. Parents of kids attending the clubs have said, “no one else cares for our…
We’d like to introduce you to Jonathan, a young adult from Pennsylvania who has Down Syndrome. Jonathan is a faithful supporter of Tomorrow Clubs and, in spite of his health challenges, has traveled to both Ukraine and Russia to participate in English camps. His excitement for the clubs began with his dad’s first Tomorrow Clubs…
Kids with cerebral palsy in Ukraine are marginalized by society. Natasha, a Christian lady working as a physical therapist in a rehabilitation center for such children, was burdened by the indifference shown to her patients. She wanted to help them spiritually as well as physically. Natasha was familiar with the Tomorrow Clubs and had the…
My name is Dmitro. I was born in a dysfunctional family. When I was two years old, I was taken to the orphanage where I stayed till I turned 11. Through the years many people came to visit us in the orphanage, but for me the most unforgettable and special guests were the volunteers from…
Roma communities have long been defined by chaos. For generations, Gypsies have remained on the fringe of society, their life style void of well defined boundaries, rules, and balance. Zsolt Szucs, the Country Director for Romania, says “The hope for change in Roma communities lies with the children.” He believes bringing the Gospel and teaching…
The leadership conference also brought the opportunity the Country Directors to meet each other in person for the first time. As they shared their stories and vision for Tomorrow Clubs in their country, it was clear God’s hand had been at work, bringing each of them to the ministry in a unique way.
