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Looking for Christian books in Nepali or a Nepali Bible? We've got you covered! As a nationwide Christian bookstore, we offer Nepali Bibles, New Testaments, and Christian literature - perfect for personal study, sharing with others, or stocking your organization's library. Order 1-100 copies from our collection.
Shepherds Books strives to offer affordable Nepali Bibles and New Testaments for easy purchase.
We also offer Bibles and Christian books in Bengali, Urdu, Dari, Kyrgyz, Mongolian, Pashto, Thai, Karen (S’gaw) and many others!
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Christianity in Nepal has a relatively recent history compared to other parts of Asia, as the country remained largely closed to outside religious influences until the mid-20th century. The first recorded Christian presence dates back to the early 18th century, when Jesuit priests entered Nepal, though they were soon expelled, and any further Christian activity was heavily restricted by the ruling monarchy. It wasn't until 1951, when Nepal opened its borders to the outside world, that missionaries returned, primarily offering social services such as healthcare and education, which gradually introduced Christianity to some Nepalese.
The first complete Bible translation in Nepali was published in 1821 by British missionary William Carey in India, which became essential for Nepal’s Christian communities. Despite ongoing legal restrictions on religious conversion, Christianity has grown steadily, especially following Nepal’s transition to a secular state in 2007. Today, there is a small but vibrant Christian population in Nepal, with churches conducting services in Nepali and local Christian literature increasingly available. The Nepali-language Bible remains a key resource for worship and has helped make Christianity accessible to the Nepalese people, despite periodic social and political challenges.
