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.
The tidy building that now serves as the meeting place for the church and the Tomorrow Club started out as an abandoned house, overgrown with weeds. Watch the video and see how God used a young couple and a Tomorrow Club to establish his kingdom in a remote Ukrainian village.
We have asked Tomorrow Clubs kids in all the nations where we work to say what their Tomorrow Club means to them. Hear what they said:
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…
A young boy from a poor village in Moldova, abandoned by his parents and living a hopeless life, discovers real treasure. Meet Mihai.
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…
“Nothing special…” That’s what the Tomorrow Club leaders answered when asked if there were some stories they could share from their club. It didn’t take long to discover that this Tomorrow Club was indeed very special. To start with, this club is operating in Mlachivka, one of a few small villages just outside the radiation…
Raul was born into what is an all too common family situation in Roma communities. His father was unfaithful to his wife and uncaring toward his son. His parents divorced when he was only four years old, and Raul was physically abused by his mother and stepfather. The beatings became so bad that he decided…
Forsaken. This might be the best word to describe many of the people and places served by Tomorrow Clubs. It’s easy to tell when you are in a forsaken place because two things are immediately apparent: hopelessness and spiritual darkness. Among such forsaken places are the Roma (gypsy) villages – or camps – in western…