Reformed Publishing Initiative
Even in the darkest seasons of history — when cities shake, lives are torn apart, and uncertainty clouds the future — one thing remains unshaken: the Word of God is not bound.
Amid sirens, sorrow, and displacement, God continues to speak — and He speaks through truth faithfully written, translated, and shared. At Reformed Press, we believe that the printed word remains one of the most powerful tools for building the Church, grounding believers, and reaching those who are seeking eternal hope.
That’s why, even during wartime, we press on. By God’s grace, we have already translated and published five books in Ukrainian, including theological works and gospel-centered resources by R.C. Sproul, Joel Beeke, Kevin DeYoung, and John V. Fesko. These titles are more than just literature — they are lifelines of clarity and comfort, helping readers understand who God is, what Christ has done, and how we are called to live in response.
Right now, we are engaged in one of our most ambitious projects yet: the translation of the very first full Systematic Theology into Ukrainian. This work will lay a theological foundation for generations of believers and church leaders, filling a critical gap in the spiritual formation of Ukrainian-speaking Christians.
But we don’t just publish for shelves — we publish for souls. These books are being distributed across Ukraine, into the hands of pastors, seminary students, lay believers, and seekers. In homes, churches, refugee centers, and reading groups, God’s truth is being planted — and we trust He will bring the growth.
Why is publishing so important — especially now?
Because truth matters. In times of war, when fear and falsehood abound, the Church needs doctrinal depth, historical rootedness, and biblical clarity more than ever. Books provide what quick media cannot: slow, deep, thoughtful engagement with eternal truth. They are theologically rich, spiritually formative, and profoundly durable — even when power fails or the internet goes silent.
Please pray with us:
That God would continue to open doors for the translation and distribution of solid Reformed literature in Ukrainian.
That readers would not only gain knowledge, but be transformed by the truth.
That a new generation of Ukrainian believers would be strengthened in grace and equipped for faithful witness.
In times of peace or war, books matter. And we believe that through each page, the Lord will build His Church — for His glory, and for the strengthening of His people.
