Language school, business school, pre-school and kindergarten, widows ministry, camps for children and teenagers.
Our Mission
Our fervent desire is to provide excellent services in an environment, which meets people's needs and motivates them to develop their gifts, to realize their potential, to become beneficial members of society and to know God.
Our Values
Bible-based, evangelical convictions of Director and Board
Evangelistically oriented
Indigenously led (by people in the EE region)
Autonomous (not controlled by any outside church or mission)
Focused on disciple-making
Focused on holistic ministry (need oriented-jobs, finance, and language)
Interdenominational/ interchurch-open to all-believers and non-believers
Moving toward financial self-sustainability and profitability.
Professional services
Fair wages and fair prices
Striving toward Godliness and excellence
Due diligence with regard to administrative issues...greater good as the ethical base.
Our Programs
Language Center, since 2014: language lessons for children and adults, 60 students.
Pre-school: preparation for school, we teach 5-6-year-old children reading, writing, maths, English and other creative things. (1 teacher, a group of 12 students)
Tasks of the above mentioned projects
To provide quality services at a reasonable price
To provide an individual approach and a Christian (cultural, tolerant) attitude
To create a positive environment for self-realization and growth of the teacher, provide a decent reward for their work
To help unleash the potential of each student
To create a motivating environment and conditions for learning
To conduct clubs and camps for the practice of English and sharing of Christian values
To be interesting to children, youth and adults through a number of extracurricular activities: clubs, camps, concerts, performances, etc.
Slava Yaroschevych is in charge of all the projects except the widows, though each project has a team of experienced workers.
Widows Ministry
Most of the widows we are serving found a job and are providing for their children. The widows who have recovered a bit help new widows cope with their grief, give advice on necessary documents and other support. Three of the widows are volunteering now, many are active in helping with this ministry.
We focus on the widows who are underprivileged, those whose husbands died in the war zone, but have no proof that they were killed in war action. These ladies have no help from the government as the war widows.
Another category we work with is the mothers of the soldiers who died in the war zone. They are also in need of support and counseling.
The ministry includes:
Monthly meetings with a large group of widows (30) since 2015 (Bible study, counselling, group therapy)
War orphans program twice a year
Ten day retreat in a rehab center for 2-3 underprivileged widows, twice a year
Bible study, counseling, medical treatment
Three day retreat at the Lake Svityaz for a group of widows (20 people and 2 volunteers)
Face to face meetings with widows for building relations and better understanding of their needs.
Svitlana Sharaevska is responsible for widows’ ministry. Though she has a disability because of disseminated sclerosis, she finds time and strength to serve others. Each month she spends a certain amount of money on medicine. It would be great to get some support for her.
Our Team
Myroslava Yaroshevych – a president of Territory '2.2', an organiser of children and teenagers' camps, a head of School of Leadership and Business for teenagers, a teacher of English, a founder of a private kindergarten.
Yurii Yaroshevych – a head of Language Center.
Svitlana Nedilko, Vira Karpuk, Alina Tkachuk – educators in a private kindergarten, teachers of English.
Denys Leontiev, Anastasiia Duka, Anastasiia Karpuk – children and teenagers' camp staff.
Mariia Kotsiuba – a member of the Language Centre and a missionary. She is currently in Kenya, has been working with street children for a year.
Anna Slyva, Mariia Hodlevska – teachers of English at Language Centre, they also take part in organisation and conduction of camps.
Anna Slyva is also a responsible teacher of pre-school program.
Andrii Hodlevskyi, Yurii Yaroshevych – responsible for a technical support in camps.
Olena Sokolova – an administrator of Territory 2.2 initiatives, a helper in widows ministry.
Svitlana Sharaievska – a psychologist, responsible for widows ministry.