Poland Publishing Ministry

The printing press played a crucial role in the Reformation. But although the Reformation started over 500 years ago, there is still a theological famine in Poland. To combat this, Christ the Savior Presbyterian Church founded a Reformed publishing ministry called MW Books. “MW” are the initials of Maciej Wirzbięta, a Reformed printer and elder in the Reformed church in 16th century Kraków.

Continuing the efforts of Wirzbieta in modern times, some of the important Reformed works published by MW Books include: John Calvin’s “Institutes,” the Westminster Standards, John Knox’s collection of prayers as well as books by authors such as R.C. Sproul, Kevin DeYoung, Paul Washer, John Piper, Timothy Keller, David Murray, Nancy Guthrie, Jen Wilkin, Carl Trueman, J.C. Ryle, Dane Ortlund, and Cornelius van Til. The ministry is currently working on the translation of the “Reformation Study Bible.” Many churches across Poland are eager for these resources and the publishing ministry adds credibility to the denomination.

Your gifts to this project will underwrite the costs to translate, edit, and publish Reformed literature in Polish as the ministry strives to become self-sustaining.