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Looking for Christian books in Ukrainian? Discover our collection of Ukrainian Bibles and Christian literature at Shepherds Books. Whether you're seeking materials for personal growth, church ministry, or gifts, our comprehensive selection of Christian books in Ukrainian provides trusted biblical resources for all spiritual needs.

Our inventory extends beyond Ukrainian materials, featuring Christian literature in multiple languages including Polish, English, Russian, Tajik, Uzbek, Kyrgyz, Romanian, Albanian, and Afrikaans. For churches, ministries, and bookstores, we also offer bulk purchasing.

Shop with peace of mind knowing that every Ukrainian Bible and Christian book is backed by our 30-day return policy. Our dedicated customer service team is ready to assist you in finding the perfect resources to nurture your faith journey.

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Ukrainian Books & Bibles FAQ

We allow for bulk ordering for all of our Ukrainian Bibles and books. However, we do dropship some of our products, so sometimes bulk orders may be dependent on the supplier. If we are unable to fulfill your order, we will communicate that with you and refund your order.

No, we do not normally offer free shipping. By charging a straightforward flat-rate shipping fee for each book, we can continue our mission of delivering Ukrainian Christian books and Bibles to readers like you throughout the country.

Your order will usually arrive within 6-12 business days! Occasionally, delivery times may vary based on the books you choose and their availability. Happy shopping!

Shepherds Books emerged from a compelling mission: making the Word of God accessible to all who seek spiritual growth in America. What started as a heartfelt initiative to share Christian literature has blossomed into a trusted resource for believers nationwide.

Today, we're privileged to serve individuals, congregations, and ministries with an extensive collection of faith-building materials. From personal devotionals to church resources, our selection helps nurture spiritual growth and spread the Gospel message. Whether you're a pastor looking to equip your congregation, a ministry leader seeking outreach materials, or an individual on your faith journey, our commitment remains unchanged - supporting God's work through quality Christian literature.

Join us in our ongoing mission to advance God's kingdom, as we continue to serve the Christian community with resources that inspire, teach, and transform lives.

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The Joshua Project is a Christian research initiative that collects and shares information about the world’s least-reached people groups. It provides detailed data on ethnic groups, languages, and populations with limited access to the Gospel, focusing on those with less than 2% Christian representation. The project aims to support missionaries, churches, and organizations in effectively targeting these groups by offering resources such as maps, statistics, and prayer guides. Through this, the Joshua Project seeks to raise awareness, mobilize prayer, and encourage support for mission efforts to reach these underserved communities.

An Overview of Christianity and the Ukrainian Language

Christianity has deep roots in Ukraine, dating back to 988 AD when Grand Prince Volodymyr (Vladimir) of Kyivan Rus adopted Christianity as the state religion. This event, known as the Baptism of Rus, marked the formal introduction of Eastern Orthodox Christianity and aligned the region with Byzantine traditions. The new faith profoundly influenced Ukrainian culture, art, and education, with the Orthodox Church becoming a cornerstone of national identity. Monasteries like the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra became centers of religious, cultural, and literary development. Over the centuries, Christianity in Ukraine experienced divisions, particularly during the 16th century when the Union of Brest created the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, which united with the Roman Catholic Church while retaining Eastern rites.

The Ukrainian language has played a significant role in the practice and spread of Christianity in the region. The first complete Bible in Ukrainian, known as the Peresopnytsia Gospels, was created in the 16th century and remains a national treasure. The Ukrainian language gained wider use in religious texts during the 19th century, especially as national movements sought to assert Ukrainian identity. Today, Christianity remains the dominant religion in Ukraine, with the majority belonging to either the Ukrainian Orthodox Church or the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. Modern Ukrainian Bible translations and Christian literature continue to support the faith journeys of millions, reflecting the enduring legacy of Christianity in shaping Ukraine’s spiritual and cultural identity.