Tomorrow Clubs

Tomorrow Clubs We equip churches in underserved communities around the world for Christ-centered discipleship, shaping the church of tomorrow in the hearts of children today.

We are followers of Jesus Christ motivated by the Great Commission to give children and youth in forsaken places the opportunity to learn to follow Jesus. In partnership with local churches, Tomorrow Clubs bring God’s love and the hope of the Gospel to forsaken communities with the goal of connecting children and their families to local congregations.

Andriy grew up in Lutsk, Ukraine, in a home marked by alcohol abuse, hunger, broken relationships, and instability.He le...
09/02/2026

Andriy grew up in Lutsk, Ukraine, in a home marked by alcohol abuse, hunger, broken relationships, and instability.

He learned to survive by becoming tough. At school, he stole food, smoked, and fought. Beneath that hardened exterior was a boy living through circumstances no child should face.

But a Christian family nearby saw what was happening and refused to look away. They invited Andriy to a Tomorrow Club and began praying for him and his family. Soon, their entire church was praying as well.

Their involvement came at a critical time. Andriy’s father was dying of cancer, and social services were preparing to remove the children from the home.

One evening, the pastor visited the family. Through tears, Andriy’s father asked God to forgive him and surrendered his life to Christ. He passed away the following day.

In the difficult months that followed, Andriy’s mother entered treatment for alcohol addiction. Members of the church cleaned and restored the family’s small apartment. But they did much more than repair the home; they continued to walk alongside the family.

Andriy began attending a Tomorrow Club and church. His transformation did not happen overnight. But during one club meeting, he repented and gave his life to Christ.

His story is still being written, yet God is already at work. A boy who once lived only to survive is beginning to find hope, peace, and a new future in Jesus.

Lasting discipleship begins this way: with believers who see a child in need, refuse to look away, and remain present for the journey ahead. Please pray for Andriy, his family, and the local church that continues to walk faithfully alongside them.

This summer, around 40 children gathered at a church in Chambarak, Armenia, for a three-day Tomorrow Clubs camp filled w...
08/30/2026

This summer, around 40 children gathered at a church in Chambarak, Armenia, for a three-day Tomorrow Clubs camp filled with games, Bible lessons, Scripture memory, and opportunities to learn what it means to follow Jesus.

Among them were children with disabilities. Before camp began, the pastor and his wife visited their families—praying with them, encouraging them, and assuring them that their children would be welcomed and loved.

Eight local leaders poured their hearts into the children throughout the camp. Nearly half of the children came from families who do not yet follow Christ, and many responded to the Gospel and prayed to receive Jesus.

One moment brought particular joy to everyone there. A child who had previously struggled to walk was running around the camp and playing freely with the other children. Leaders were amazed and deeply grateful to see him overcoming his difficulties. Glory to Jesus!

The three-day camp was a wonderful beginning, but discipleship does not end when camp is over.

Our prayer is that these children will continue learning to follow Jesus week after week, and that new Tomorrow Clubs will soon open in two nearby villages.

Please pray with us that the seeds planted in this small Armenian community will take root, grow, and bear fruit for years to come. This is how the church of tomorrow is being shaped today.

08/25/2026

For many children, summer camp can be the beginning of a life-changing journey with Jesus.

They come for games, laughter, and new friends, but many leave having heard the Gospel, experienced Christian community, and discovered how deeply Jesus loves them.

One camper shared, “This was so much more than a camp. I was given a family and a glimpse of God’s love.”

But camp is only the beginning.

Through local Tomorrow Clubs, caring church leaders continue walking with children week after week, helping them grow as followers of Jesus.

This summer, we’re praying for more than 10,000 children to experience Christ-centered camps and ongoing discipleship.

You can help make that possible.

Give today at https://tomorrowclubs.org/camps/

Sofia’s story is a beautiful picture of what God is doing through Tomorrow Clubs.Growing up in Lutsk, Ukraine, Sofia was...
08/21/2026

Sofia’s story is a beautiful picture of what God is doing through Tomorrow Clubs.

Growing up in Lutsk, Ukraine, Sofia was first invited to church by a friend. Even after her friend stopped attending, Sofia continued to go. Later, when her family moved to a smaller town, she was invited to a Thanksgiving celebration at the local church. This invitation opened the door for her to join Sunday school, day camps, evangelistic events, and eventually the teenage Tomorrow Club.

Through the faithful ministry of the local church, Sofia grew curious, asked thoughtful questions, built meaningful friendships at her club, and began to sincerely seek God.

During a winter camp, Sofia recognized her need for a Savior, repented, and put her faith in Jesus. From that moment, her life began to change. She shared with others what Jesus had done in her life, became involved in serving at church, and began singing with the worship team.

About six months later, at just 13 years old, Sofia asked to be baptized. Her parents, who did not attend church, supported her decision because they had seen positive changes in her life and the church's influence as God worked in her.

Today, Sofia continues to grow in faith and serve the church with joy. She is sincere, eager to share God’s love, and already using her gifts to bless others.

This is the impact of Tomorrow Clubs: equipping local churches to make disciples of the next generation.

Sixteen-year-old Denzel lives near Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. He had attended church from time to time and knew about Jes...
08/18/2026

Sixteen-year-old Denzel lives near Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. He had attended church from time to time and knew about Jesus, but he did not fully understand what it meant to follow Him.

That began to change when he joined a Tomorrow Club at his secondary school.

Week after week, Denzel listened, learned, and began taking his faith seriously. The change soon became visible in his everyday choices, including leaving behind a habit of taking things that did not belong to him.

His friends noticed the difference. Before long, some began affectionately teasing him by calling him “Pastor.”

Denzel’s determination is equally remarkable. Each day, he travels about 16 kilometers each way from his rural home to attend school. The journey is long and tiring, made even more difficult by hunger and limited access to clean water.

Still, Denzel keeps going. He remains committed to his education, continues growing in his faith, and is living in a way others cannot help but notice.

Denzel’s story reminds us that discipleship is more than learning a Bible lesson. It is learning to follow Jesus in everyday life and allowing faith to shape our choices.

A young man who once simply knew about Jesus is now learning to live like Him - and becoming an example to his peers. That is the kind of transformation that gives us hope for the church of tomorrow.

Olya grew up in a loving home in Ukraine, but rejection at school left her feeling insecure and unwanted.Then her cousin...
08/14/2026

Olya grew up in a loving home in Ukraine, but rejection at school left her feeling insecure and unwanted.

Then her cousin invited her to a one-day Tomorrow Club camp. What Olya remembers most was the kindness of the leaders. They welcomed her, valued her, and gave her a place to belong.

After the camp, Olya began attending Tomorrow Club meetings every week, and through the Gospel, new friendships, and consistent care, her life began to change.

Soon, Olya was helping lead games, prepare snacks, and care for younger children. The girl who once felt unwanted became a valued part of the ministry team.

Her family sees the difference too. Her parents, who once discouraged her from attending church, now ask her to pray and listen as she shares the Gospel.

This is the power of long-term discipleship: a young person discovers she is known and loved by God and then begins to share that love with others.

God is transforming Olya’s life, and through her, He is already at work in her family.

In the small communities north of Pretoria, South Africa, many churches had a heart to reach children. What they lacked ...
08/11/2026

In the small communities north of Pretoria, South Africa, many churches had a heart to reach children. What they lacked were trained leaders, practical materials, and a clear structure for Sunday school and children’s ministry.

Tomorrow Clubs came alongside them to help.

Pastors, church leaders, and aftercare teachers received training and resources they could use in their own communities. In June, 17 new Tomorrow Clubs opened in the Pretoria area, where Pastor Lindeni now serves as coordinator.

After the training, Pastor Lindeni told Janine:

“Thank you for coming to the village. People seem to have forgotten the children and us.”

People may have forgotten them. But God has not. He sees every child. He knows every community. And He is raising up local leaders who are willing to serve faithfully, week after week.

Today, children gather every Friday for the Tomorrow Club meeting and return on Sundays for Sunday school. Churches that once had no organized children’s ministry are now equipped to help young people hear the Gospel, grow in faith, and learn to follow Jesus.

Please pray for Pastor Lindeni and these new Tomorrow Club leaders as they share the hope of Jesus with children and families - and help shape the church of tomorrow.

Faith joined a Tomorrow Club in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, when she was 11 years old.She was shy and rarely spoke. But we...
08/07/2026

Faith joined a Tomorrow Club in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, when she was 11 years old.

She was shy and rarely spoke. But week after week, the club leaders welcomed her, encouraged her, and helped her learn what it means to follow Jesus.

Now Faith is 15 and helps lead the club. She teaches games, supports the leaders, and gives the younger club members the same sense of belonging she received.

This is why long-term discipleship matters.

A child comes to a club, grows in faith, and begins helping others follow Jesus. Faith’s story is still being written, but God is already using her to shape the church of tomorrow.

Inna, a mother of two daughters from Lypovets, Ukraine, was walking through one of the hardest seasons of her life.A div...
08/05/2026

Inna, a mother of two daughters from Lypovets, Ukraine, was walking through one of the hardest seasons of her life.

A divorce, her younger daughter’s illness, and unemployment had left her carrying more than she knew how to bear.

But God was already at work.

Inna’s mother began attending a small Evangelical Baptist church in a nearby village. The church had a Tomorrow Club, and she started bringing her granddaughter, Mariyka, to the club meetings.

Mariyka loved it. She sang during worship, listened carefully to God’s Word, asked thoughtful questions, and came home asking her mother to read her favorite Bible passages again.

As Inna watched her daughter’s faith grow, something began to change in her own heart.

“With every new meeting, I felt it was time to give God my past, my burdens, and my fears,” she says.

In time, Inna repented, gave her life to Christ, and was baptized.

Today, her older daughter, Nastya, sometimes joins them too. Inna continues praying for the day when her whole family will worship God together.

This is the power of discipling a child. God can use one young life to reach an entire family.

Please pray that God will continue to draw Inna’s family closer to Him.

Less than two years ago, there were no Tomorrow Clubs in eastern Zimbabwe.When the Gheorghias family arrived from Romani...
08/02/2026

Less than two years ago, there were no Tomorrow Clubs in eastern Zimbabwe.

When the Gheorghias family arrived from Romania as TCI missionaries, they began building relationships with local pastors who shared a desire to reach the next generation.

God opened doors—and churches responded.

Today, more than 200 Tomorrow Clubs are meeting across Zimbabwe’s Shona-speaking communities. Every week, over 6,000 children and teenagers gather to hear God’s Word, build relationships, and learn to follow Jesus.

Through faithful local church leaders, lives are being transformed, and the Church is growing.

Your partnership helps equip churches to disciple the next generation—one leader, one club, and one child at a time.

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