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Shepherds Books is a premier distributor of Christian Azeri books, Bibles, and religious literature throughout the United States, dedicated to making spiritual teachings accessible to diverse communities. We are pleased to offer customers affordable, Azeri Bibles. 

Our comprehensive collection extends beyond Christian Azeri books, encompassing an extensive selection of religious texts and multimedia resources in multiple languages, including Farsi, Turkish, Kurdish, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Tajik among others.

Whether you represent a bookstore seeking a reliable supplier of Christian Azeri books and literature, require materials for gifting purposes, or are pursuing personal spiritual development, Shepherds Books offers the resources you need. Our extensive inventory features hundreds of carefully curated Christian publications and Bibles across numerous languages.

We invite you to explore our collection and discover how we can serve your spiritual literature needs.

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The Joshua Project addresses a significant global reality: there are millions of individuals who have not yet encountered the Gospel message. This research initiative specializes in identifying and documenting unreached ethnic groups worldwide, providing comprehensive data to support Christian outreach efforts.

The organization maintains an extensive database of demographic and cultural information about diverse communities across the globe. Their resources include detailed cultural insights, specific prayer guidance, and comprehensive demographic analyses that illuminate each community's spiritual context and traditions.

Through meticulous research and documentation, the Joshua Project serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the world's least-evangelized populations. Their platform enables informed engagement with these communities by providing strategic insights, cultural understanding, and targeted prayer focuses. This systematic approach helps bridge cultural gaps and facilitates meaningful connections between Christian organizations and unreached people groups.

An Overview of Christianity and the Azeri Language

Christianity has a long, though complex, history among the Azeri people, who predominantly live in present-day Azerbaijan. Before the arrival of Islam in the 7th century, Christianity was widespread in the Caucasus region, including what is now Azerbaijan. The region came under the influence of the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire and the Sassanian Empire, both of which supported Christian communities. The Kingdom of Caucasian Albania, which covered parts of modern Azerbaijan, adopted Christianity as its state religion in the 4th century, influenced by both the Armenian and Georgian churches. Early Christian communities used languages like Albanian and Armenian in their liturgies, as Azeri (or Azerbaijani), a Turkic language, had not yet fully developed in written form.

With the Islamic conquest of the region in the 7th century, Islam gradually became the dominant religion, and Christianity declined. Over time, the Azeri people converted to Islam, and the influence of Christianity significantly diminished. However, traces of Christian heritage remain, particularly in the form of ancient churches and Christian communities, such as the Udi people, who preserve the heritage of the ancient Church of Caucasian Albania. Today, Christianity in Azerbaijan is a minority religion, with small communities of Orthodox Christians, Catholics, and Protestants, while the Azeri language is primarily associated with Islamic cultural and religious life.