Migrants who live and work in dreadful conditions in the Gulf are turning to the Bible for hope. Bible Society is training pastors to help them.
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Bible Society is thrilled to have sponsored a Psalm 23-inspired garden at the National Eisteddfod.
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Prison chaplain Dominic Dring thanks Bible Society supporters whose kind giving is enabling the gospel to spread so dramatically through prisons in England and Wales.
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The National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast set off a political earthquake.
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Wrapped in the words of God in China
Trained minister Zhou Yaqin explains why more books and resources are needed at Bible training centres in China and thanks Bible Society supporters for their generosity in tackling the shortfall.
Pilgrimage site garden is a place of ‘encounter with the scriptures’
Locals gathered at St Margaret’s Church in Binsey, Oxfordshire, to create a Psalm 23-inspired garden.
The power of prayer in the Gulf
Migrants who live and work in dreadful conditions in the Gulf are turning to the Bible for hope. Bible Society is training pastors to help them.
The Bible’s women’s rights activists
For International Women’s Day let us remember the biblical story of the five daughters of Zelophehad, who got an unfair law changed and were the world’s first recorded women’s rights campaigners.
Lent is a traditional period in the Church calendar which marks the advent of Easter. When it technically starts and ends depends on the Church tradition.
What do we know about the flight into Egypt?
‘‘The passage that means the most to me is Isaiah 41.10 which says, “Fear thou not: for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand.” I can remember when this became a thing for me. Many years ago, I went through a separation and a divorce. There were a number of scriptures that I went to again a...’ Read story
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