Russian Christian Music — Listen Online
Christian songs in Russian: praise, worship, psalms, and prayers. A selection of videos sorted by YouTube views.
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A selection of 50 songsin the Russian Christian Music genre, ranked by YouTube views
About the Genre: Russian Christian Music
Russian-language Christian music consists of praise and worship songs sung in churches in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Russian-speaking communities around the world. Here you will find Christian songs in Russian, sorted by YouTube views—from choral and family performances to contemporary worship teams.
The collection includes songs by Slovo Zhizni Music, Simon Khorolskiy, Darina Kochanzhi, SokolovBrothers, ViVA, Valeriy Shibitov, and other artists, as well as Russian versions of well-known worship songs. The list is ordered by the number of YouTube views. Play the entire collection or choose a song; you can listen with the video or audio only.
Artists in this playlist: Simon Khorolskiy, SokolovBrothers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I listen to Russian Christian songs online?
Here, on this page: the songs play from YouTube directly in the player, and no registration is required. You can add your favorite songs to “My Playlist”.
How is the list organized?
The songs are sorted by the number of YouTube views at the time the collection was updated: videos with the most views among those included appear first. This is not a ranking of all Christian songs in Russian.
Are there Ukrainian Christian songs?
Yes. The “Other Languages” section includes a separate collection of Ukrainian Christian music, as well as a collection in Spanish.
How can I transfer my playlist to another device?
There are two ways. 1) Link: open the “My Playlist” tab, click “Copy link to my playlist,” send it to yourself (via messenger or email), and open it on another device; the songs will be added to “My Playlist” there. 2) File: click “Export”; on a computer, the my-playlist-imbf.json file will be saved in the “Downloads” folder. On a smartphone, confirm the download: on iPhone, the file will appear in the “Files” app under “Downloads”; on Android, in the “Downloads” folder. Transfer the file to another device (via messenger, email, or cloud storage), open “My Playlist” there, click “Import,” and select this file.
How can I share my playlist with friends?
Open “My Playlist” and click “Copy link to my playlist,” then send the link to a friend. When they open it, your songs will be added to their “My Playlist.” You can also send the file: click “Export,” send the my-playlist-imbf.json file, and have your friend open “My Playlist” in the “Music” section, click “Import,” and select the file. This works on computers and smartphones.
What happens to songs already in my playlist when I import?
Importing does not delete anything: new songs are added to the end of your list, and duplicates are skipped. If you need to clear the playlist, click “Clear” before importing. Tip: export your playlist from time to time to keep a copy. The playlist is stored only in your browser, and it will be lost if you clear the site data.
How to use
Choose a genre at the top and click a song in the list: the first song in the genre plays automatically unless you uncheck “Autoplay.” To create your own list, open “My Playlist,” paste a YouTube video link, and click “＋”. The playlist is stored in your browser on this device. To transfer it to another device, click “Copy link to my playlist” and open the link there.
The “No video” button hides the video while the music continues playing. All videos are played from YouTube and belong to their respective creators.
Player keyboard controls:
- Space or K — pause and play
- ← → — previous and next song
- Shift + ← → — rewind or skip 10 seconds
- M — mute and unmute