We’re bringing the Bible to life in Wales, where the Bible Society began over 200 years ago, with contemporary Welsh translations, performing arts and an award-winning visitor centre.

The Bible is a global bestseller, but for many people in England and Wales, the book remains a mystery. We're bringing the Bible to life in education, media, politics and the arts. Join us in prayer for this work by adding your prayer leaf.

We’re bringing the Bible to life in Wales, where the Bible Society began over 200 years ago, with contemporary Welsh translations, performing arts and an award-winning visitor centre.

Against a backdrop of widespread Bible indifference, we’re working across society to help adults and children recognise the value of the Bible.

Get in touch and we’ll send someone to share our latest stories with your church and details of how you can partner in our mission.

Our media team deals with all press and media enquiries.

The God Who Speaks is our latest initiative in partnership with the Catholic Church in England and Wales.

A networking event for digital theologians, church leaders and pioneers to discuss how we communicate the Bible in the metaverse.

Bible Society is thrilled to have sponsored a Psalm 23-inspired garden at the National Eisteddfod.

Bible Society is thrilled to have sponsored a Psalm 23-inspired garden at the National Eisteddfod.

In April this year Bible Society was delighted to sponsor the Chaiya Arts Awards. The awards are the UK’s newest theme based biennial arts event, hosted in gallery@oxo on London’s south bank.

How drama and creative arts groups in Malawi are bringing hope and confidence to the lives of teens.

This was Prom Praise for Schools, supported by Bible Society. The children, from 56 primary schools across London and nearby counties, were at the Royal Albert Hall for a unique exploration of the Bible story, The Lost Son.