History of the Protestant Churches of Primorsky Krai (XIX-XX centuries . Sergey Mikhailovich Dudarenko is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the little-known pages of religious history of Russia. In it, the author masterfully combines facts, historical events and personal destinies, creating a vivid picture of the Protestant movement in the Far East. Sergei Dudaryonok, a well-known historian and researcher, has a unique style of presentation that makes even the most complex topics accessible and fascinating to a wide audience. His previous works, such as “Protestantism in Russia: Origins and Development” and “Religious Minorities in Russia”, have already won recognition among readers and researchers. In the new book, the author continues his research work, focusing on the Primorsky Territory, which has become an important center of Protestant life in Russia. The book covers the period from the XIX to the XX century, when Protestant churches began to actively develop in this region, bringing new ideas and practices to the cultural and spiritual life of Primorye. Dudaryonok explores how various Protestant denominations, such as Baptists, Methodists, and Lutherans, have adapted to local conditions, how they have interacted with other religious groups, and how their activities have affected society as a whole. The reader will be able to learn about the first missionaries, how they overcame difficulties and obstacles, and how their efforts changed the face of the region. This book will be of interest not only to historians and religious scholars, but also to a wide audience, including students, teachers and anyone interested in the history of Russia and religious movements. It will become an indispensable source of information for those who want to understand more deeply how Protestantism has influenced the cultural and spiritual development of the Primorsky Krai. In addition, the book can attract the attention of those interested in issues of identity, migration and cultural exchange, as Protestant communities often became a meeting place for different cultures and traditions. The topics raised in the book go beyond just religious history. Dudarenko touches on issues of social justice, the role of women in the church, as well as the interaction of religion and politics It shows how Protestant churches have become not only spiritual centers, but also active participants in public life, influencing education, health and social reforms. This makes the book relevant and important for understanding modern society, where religion continues to play a significant role. Dudarenko's writing style is clear and logical, which allows the reader to easily follow his thought and immerse himself in the historical context. The author uses a lot of archival materials, documents and evidence, which gives the work scientific rigor and reliability. However, despite the academic approach, the book is written in a living language, which makes it available to a wide audience. History of the Protestant Churches of Primorsky Krai (XIX-XX centuries . )" is not just a historical study, but a fascinating journey into the past, which will allow readers to better understand not only Protestantism, but the entire diverse palette of religious life in Russia. If you are looking for a deep and meaningful reading that will open new horizons and make you think about the importance of faith and its impact on society, this book will be an excellent choice.