Free Shipping on Orders Over $99 in the U.S.

Khmer (Cambodian)

Filter By Language

Christian Books For Sale In Khmer

We make Christian books and Bibles in Khmer accessible to readers across America. Our collection includes Thai literature, Chinese books (both Simplified and Traditional), Swahili texts, Hebrew materials, Karen S'gaw resources, Ukrainian and Russian publications, and many other languages.

We serve:

  • Individual readers exploring their faith
  • People looking for gifts for friends
  • Bookstores seeking wholesale Christian literature

Start your spiritual journey today!

Start Shopping!

Browse for individual, wholesale, or custom orders.

Safe Checkout

Purchase Khmer Christian books safely and easily.

We Ship To You

We’ll have your order delivered to you very soon!

Khmer Books & Bibles FAQ

Yes, we do. Buy Khmer Christian books/bibles in bulk now!

No, we do not normally offer free shipping. We've implemented a straightforward flat-rate shipping fee for each book. This approach enables us to continue our mission of delivering Khmer Christian literature and resources to readers like you throughout the country.

While it may depend on many variables such as the type of book, the language ordered, and/or the availability status, delivery times usually range between 6-12 business days.

Shepherds Books is committed to bringing the word of God in Khmer, and other languages, to as many people living in America as possible. Our goal is to be a resource of Christian literature for bookstores, churches, and ministries as well as a resource for those seeking to learn more about God and His love.

Here are a few ideas…

The Joshua Project identifies and informs believers about unreached ethnic groups lacking Gospel access. It provides detailed prayer requests and demographics to help reach these undiscovered communities with the Christian message.

An Overview of Christianity and the Khmer Language

Christianity’s history in Cambodia is relatively recent compared to other countries in Southeast Asia, beginning with the arrival of Roman Catholic missionaries from Portugal and Spain in the 16th century. However, due to Cambodia’s strong Buddhist heritage, Christianity remained limited and had little impact for centuries. It wasn’t until the 20th century that Protestant missions gained a foothold, especially after Cambodia gained independence in 1953, when Protestant and Catholic missions expanded their work. The Bible was translated into Khmer to support these efforts, allowing Cambodians to read Christian texts in their native language.

The Khmer Rouge regime (1975–1979) brought severe repression of all religions, and many Christians, along with other religious communities, faced persecution and loss. After the regime fell, Christian missions returned, and small Christian communities began to re-establish themselves. In the 1990s, renewed missionary efforts and the availability of the Khmer Bible played a key role in supporting the growth of Christianity in Cambodia. While Christianity remains a minority religion, the Khmer language Bible and Christian literature are crucial resources for Cambodian Christians today, contributing to the faith's quiet but steady growth within the country.