Better Than One - Ukrainian Edition: A Biblical View of Loneliness

In the beginning, God declared that it was not good for human beings to be alone. Yet the ache of loneliness is rampant in our societies, knowing no boundaries of age, sex, geography, culture, or religion.

This book offers the reader a robust theological understanding of loneliness as a multifaceted phenomenon impacting the lives of believers. It identifies five different types of loneliness - emotional, social, cultural, existential, and spiritual - and illustrates each type through well-known biblical narratives, exploring what each narrative reveals about the relational nature of God and the humans created in his likeness. Yet beyond a theological framework, this book also provides practical and effective strategies for understanding and combating loneliness in the contexts of our contemporary lives. It pays particular attention to the historic and contemporary challenges of singleness and celibacy, especially as experienced in collectivist cultures and evangelical contexts.

Chornobai and Hrytsenko aim to equip all those suffering from loneliness - as well as those walking alongside them, whether pastors, counselors, or social workers - to better understand the inner and outer factors impacting their experience and to find more effective strategies for coping and thriving.

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Better Than One - Ukrainian Edition: A Biblical View of Loneliness

In the beginning, God declared that it was not good for human beings to be alone. Yet the ache of loneliness is rampant in our societies, knowing no boundaries of age, sex, geography, culture, or religion.

This book offers the reader a robust theological understanding of loneliness as a multifaceted phenomenon impacting the lives of believers. It identifies five different types of loneliness - emotional, social, cultural, existential, and spiritual - and illustrates each type through well-known biblical narratives, exploring what each narrative reveals about the relational nature of God and the humans created in his likeness. Yet beyond a theological framework, this book also provides practical and effective strategies for understanding and combating loneliness in the contexts of our contemporary lives. It pays particular attention to the historic and contemporary challenges of singleness and celibacy, especially as experienced in collectivist cultures and evangelical contexts.

Chornobai and Hrytsenko aim to equip all those suffering from loneliness - as well as those walking alongside them, whether pastors, counselors, or social workers - to better understand the inner and outer factors impacting their experience and to find more effective strategies for coping and thriving.

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Better Than One - Ukrainian Edition: A Biblical View of Loneliness

Better Than One - Ukrainian Edition: A Biblical View of Loneliness

Better Than One - Ukrainian Edition: A Biblical View of Loneliness

Better Than One - Ukrainian Edition: A Biblical View of Loneliness

Overview

In the beginning, God declared that it was not good for human beings to be alone. Yet the ache of loneliness is rampant in our societies, knowing no boundaries of age, sex, geography, culture, or religion.

This book offers the reader a robust theological understanding of loneliness as a multifaceted phenomenon impacting the lives of believers. It identifies five different types of loneliness - emotional, social, cultural, existential, and spiritual - and illustrates each type through well-known biblical narratives, exploring what each narrative reveals about the relational nature of God and the humans created in his likeness. Yet beyond a theological framework, this book also provides practical and effective strategies for understanding and combating loneliness in the contexts of our contemporary lives. It pays particular attention to the historic and contemporary challenges of singleness and celibacy, especially as experienced in collectivist cultures and evangelical contexts.

Chornobai and Hrytsenko aim to equip all those suffering from loneliness - as well as those walking alongside them, whether pastors, counselors, or social workers - to better understand the inner and outer factors impacting their experience and to find more effective strategies for coping and thriving.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781786412669
Publisher: Langham Global Library
Publication date: 09/30/2025
Pages: 222
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.47(d)
Language: Ukrainian

About the Author

VALERIIA CHORNOBAI has a PhD in theology from National Pedagogical Dragomanov University, Kyiv, Ukraine. She lectures in Christian ethics, sociology, and social work at multiple theological institutions in Ukraine, has served as assistant pastor at the Evangelical Christian Church, Dnipro, Ukraine, and has led multiple seminars and workshops for evangelical churches seeking to better understand and help members cope with loneliness.

VIKTORIIA HRYTSENKO has a PhD in social pedagogy from Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University, Ukraine, and has worked as a lecturer and academic adviser for both Christian and secular institutions. She was an author and designer for "Each of Us Is Unique: A Training Program for Overcoming Students' Loneliness" and has led numerous workshops and seminars helping evangelical churches understand and combat adolescent loneliness.
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