Ukrainian Orthodox priest and CEO of the D.O.M. project, Father Bohdan, announced on 18 July 2026 the launch of a new inter-Christian digital centre and social network, named D.O.M. The announcement was made directly on his personal page within the platform itself, marking the beginning of what the project describes as a unified space for the Christian world.
D.O.M. is positioned not merely as another social media platform but as a dedicated online environment for Christians of all denominations to communicate, interact, and build community. The project aims to bridge divides between different Christian traditions and create a direct, ongoing link between believers and their spiritual leaders, including pastors, confessors, and mentors.
According to the founder, the core mission of D.O.M. is to unite Christians regardless of their denominational affiliation or country of residence, to foster mutual support and spiritual growth, and to develop a modern inter-Christian community in the digital space. The platform is designed to facilitate not only social interaction but also deeper spiritual connection, with an emphasis on shared faith and mutual encouragement.
Father Bohdan, who serves as both a Ukrainian Orthodox priest and the CEO of the D.O.M. project, stated: «Today we are opening D.O.M. — not just another social network, but a new space for the Christian world.» The project is built on the understanding of the Church not merely as a building or institution, but primarily as a gathering of people in Christ — a space where Christians hear each other, support each other, and maintain a living connection with their spiritual mentors.
The announcement was accompanied by a biblical quotation from the Gospel of Matthew (18:20): «For where two or three are gathered in My name, there I am in the midst of them.» Father Bohdan concluded his post with the words: «May D.O.M. become such a place. With God. Let’s begin!»
The launch of D.O.M. comes at a time when digital platforms are increasingly used for religious and community-building purposes. While many existing social networks cater to general audiences, D.O.M. specifically targets the Christian demographic, offering a space free from the distractions and controversies often found on mainstream platforms. The project’s emphasis on inter-Christian dialogue and unity reflects broader efforts within the global Christian community to strengthen ties across denominational lines.
Father Bohdan’s background as a Ukrainian Orthodox priest adds a distinctive perspective to the initiative, particularly given the ongoing challenges faced by religious communities in Ukraine amid the war with Russia. The platform could serve as a tool for maintaining spiritual connections among displaced believers and for fostering solidarity among Christians worldwide.
As of the launch date, the D.O.M. platform is operational, with Father Bohdan’s initial post serving as the first public communication within the network. The project’s long-term success will depend on its ability to attract a critical mass of users and to sustain meaningful engagement. However, the clear focus on Christian unity and spiritual support may resonate with many believers seeking a dedicated online community.
The D.O.M. project represents a notable development in the intersection of faith and technology, offering a model for how religious communities can leverage digital tools to strengthen bonds and facilitate spiritual growth. Whether it will achieve its ambitious goals remains to be seen, but the launch itself signals a growing recognition of the need for faith-based digital spaces in an increasingly connected world.
