Literature

And I will set up shepherds over them which shall feed them.

Jeremiah 23:4

Building a Reformed Foundation

As food nourishes the body, books feed the soul. We seek to share the rich heritage of Reformed literature with believers in Central and Eastern Europe by translating and distributing classic Puritan and modern Reformed works. Over the years, we’ve placed hundreds of thousands of these books into the hands of eager readers across the region.

Our partners are passionate about sharing the gospel, strengthening the faith of believers, teaching children the truths of the Word, and providing resources for training and equipping in all areas of Christian doctrine and life. Books are carefully chosen for each context and country to fill a gap in what exists. Some languages have so few Christian books in their language, so every title that is translated becomes an important resource for the believers. These publishers also engage in the promotion of these books in churches, book fairs, outreach events and online.

About this Project

Translating Good News

Your donor dollars are being stewarded with clear purpose and measurable impact. In 2025 alone, generous support made it possible to translate and publish 42 gospel-centered titles into 14 Eastern European languages, placing biblically faithful resources into the hands of readers who otherwise have little or no access to sound Christian literature in their heart language.

Building on this strong foundation, 2026 represents an even greater commitment. We have already started to translate and publish 53 additional titles into 13 languages, expanding both the depth and reach of this work. This growth reflects increasing demand from local partners who are asking for more resources to equip pastors, strengthen believers, and introduce the gospel to new readers across the region.

Every dollar raised directly fuels this mission: covering professional translation, theological review, editing, printing, and local distribution so that high-quality, trustworthy books can cross linguistic and cultural barriers.