News
Death of Prince Philip
Bible Society extends its deepest sympathy to Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family on the death of His Royal Highness Prince Philip.
The true God triumphs in the land of the pharaohs
There is an oasis of opportunity for Bible work in Egypt, especially in the digital realm, reports Ramez Attalah, leader of Bible Society in Egypt.
One year on: 5 things we've learned from Covid-19
We've known grief, fear and frustration, writes Mark Woods – but we've been taught some life lessons too.
The census that really counts
The United Kingdom has held a census every 10 years since 1801, and the next one is on 21 March 2021. The earliest one in England was the Domesday book made in 1086.
Please DO walk on the grass
How about creating a Psalm 23-inspired community garden? Hazel Southam shows us how it’s done.
Is the Bible anti-women?
The stories of Scripture reflect a patriarchal world – but as Lisa Cherrett finds, there's a very different story to be told.
Families of murdered Bible Society workers forced to flee homes in Cameroon
The families of two Bible Society workers who were murdered by Islamist terrorists in Cameroon are being moved to a safer location after two more villagers were killed.
The impact of a legacy
In 2019, Bible Society eSwatini opened a brand new children’s mission centre in Mazini, built with the help of a legacy gift from a Bible Society supporter.
Christians are gaining hope and confidence during the pandemic through reading the Bible, a survey finds
The findings come in a survey for Bible Society, carried out by Christian Research.
On the authority and credibility of Scripture
Walter Moberlyis Professor of Theology and Biblical Interpretation at Durham University and the author of numerous books.
Racism: why we need a heart MOT
This Sunday churches around the UK are marking Racial Justice Sunday – and according to Bible Society's BAME Church Relationships Manager, it's a chance for Christians to do an ‘MOT of the heart’.
