A Ukrainian Orthodox priest has announced the launch of a new social network designed specifically for Christians worldwide. Father Bohdan, who serves as the CEO of the D.O.M. project, made the announcement on July 18, 2026, posting directly on his personal page within the newly created platform.
The network, named D.O.M., is described as an inter-Christian digital hub and social network intended for communication, interaction, and the unification of Christians from various denominations. Father Bohdan emphasized that the project is not merely another social media platform but a dedicated space for the Christian world.
In his announcement, Father Bohdan stated: «Today we are opening D.O.M. — not just another social network, but a new space of the Christian world.» The platform aims to bring together Christians regardless of their confessional affiliation or country of residence, fostering closer ties among believers and creating a direct and constant connection between the faithful and their pastors, spiritual fathers, and mentors.
The project is built on the idea that the Church is not only a building or an institution but primarily a meeting of people in Christ — a space where Christians hear each other, support each other, and maintain a living connection with their spiritual guides. The announcement was accompanied by a biblical quote from the Gospel of Matthew, 18:20: «For where two or three are gathered in My name, there I am in their midst.»
Father Bohdan concluded his post with the words: «May D.O.M. become such a place. With God. Let's begin!» The platform is now operational, and users can join to participate in what the project describes as the development of spiritual communication, mutual support, and a shared Christian life in the digital environment.
The launch of D.O.M. comes at a time when many religious communities are seeking to strengthen their online presence and create safe spaces for faith-based interaction. The network is expected to offer features that facilitate group discussions, prayer requests, and direct messaging with clergy, although specific technical details have not yet been fully disclosed.
Father Bohdan, an Ukrainian Orthodox priest, has positioned the project as a response to the growing need for a dedicated digital space where Christians can engage in meaningful dialogue and spiritual growth without the distractions and controversies often found on mainstream social media platforms. The initiative has already garnered attention within religious circles, with early users expressing hope that it will help bridge denominational divides and foster a sense of unity among believers worldwide.
As the platform begins its operations, the project's leadership has indicated that further developments and features will be announced in the coming weeks, aiming to build a robust community that reflects the diversity of the global Christian population.
