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About
About us:
Welcome to Shubal — a family-run online christian store dedicated to providing wholesome Christian books, homeschool resources, and materials for ministries. As parents raising six boys, we’re committed to guiding our children to become men of God, and we want to share resources that help other families and ministries do the same.
Our mission:
To glorify God by offering faithful, biblically grounded resources that strengthen families, support Christian education, and advance the work of ministry — all in a safe, wholesome online environment.
What we stand for
- Faith-first content: We curate materials that reflect Christian truth and encourage spiritual growth.
- Wholesome standards: Our store intentionally avoids worldly or fleshly influences — no explicit or partial nudity, no promotion of sin, and no advertising that conflicts with our values.
- Family and ministry focus: We serve moms, homeschoolers, church leaders, and Christian ministries with practical, faith-centered resources.
- Stewardship and ministry: Shubal.Store helps supplement our family’s income so we can continue investing time and resources into reaching souls for Christ.
What you’ll find:
A carefully chosen selection of Christian books, homeschooling curricula, discipleship materials, and ministry resources designed to nurture faith, teach truth, and support families and churches.
Join us:
Thank you for visiting Shubal. We pray our resources bless your family and ministry. If you have questions, request specific resources, or want to partner with us, please contact us at admin@shubal.store — we’d love to help.
Shubal Stearns (January 28, 1706 – November 20, 1771), was a colonial evangelist and preacher during the Great Awakening. He converted after hearing George Whitefield and planted a Baptist Church in Sandy Creek.
The Lord used many preachers trained by him to help establish the Bible Belt.
Shubal Stearns rejected the Puritans of the day. He followed the Bible in teaching the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the individual, leading them to Christ. He taught that a true Christian was repentant of the sins and tried to abstain from them.