High school graduation in the “Success” Center… In July, we gathered with our high school students for a festive farewell party for the 11th-grade graduates who had already completed their studies at our Center. Two of our students prepared a performance with singing and guitar playing. We drank tea, ate cake, and reminisced about the most enjoyable moments at the “Success” Center. Together, we prayed for their admission to the educational institutions they had chosen... Read more…

Summer Camps for Children… Summer vacation begins in Ukrainian schools in June. And here at the “Success” Center, we make the most of this time, because summer is camp season! This month, we held a daytime children’s program called “Life Without Borders” for students ages 10–17. According to the camp’s legend, the quest participants found themselves at a company that manufactures smartphones. Every day, the developers created more and more new apps (games, social media platforms, chat apps) and tested them on the children, convinced of their benefits. And every day, a new biblical hero, who appeared in a miraculous way, warned of the dangers that lie in wait for us if we blindly accept everything we’re given... Read more…

Talent show… Studies at the “Success” Center continue. In May, we wrapped up the school year with the children: we reviewed everything we had learned, held a test, and celebrated the end of the school year with pizza and a gift fair. This month, we held a “Talent Show” for our students, giving them the opportunity to talk about their hobbies and showcase the results of their hard work. So we’d like to share with you just how talented the children at our Center are... Read more…

Easter celebration… During four days, we held festive gatherings for our students at the “Success” Center. Preschoolers and students in grades 1–3 watched a series of episodes from the Superbook cartoon “Christ Is Risen,” which tells the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection. The children also participated in fun contests and sang songs. We organized an Easter Quest for students in grades 4–11, during which they temporarily became real…Read more…