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Mali Bible Society leader calls for prayer after murders
We are increasing our support for Christians in sub-Saharan Africa who are being targeted by Islamist extremists and bandits
The song of a deaf boy disowned by his father
Head of Supporter Relations, Tom Newbold, reflects on his recent visit to the only school for the deaf in eSwatini.
A message from China: thank you
Since the summer, supporters like you have generously donated more than £100,000 towards Bible work in China, which will be doubled to an amazing £200,000! Thank you so much; your kindness left us humbled and grateful.
Six tips for effective Christmas outreach
We asked Jo Swinney from CPO for her top tips to reach our communities effectively with the real biblical message of Christmas…
Bible Society is going to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show
The RHS Chelsea Flower Show is the most significant event in the gardening year – and Bible Society's going to be part of it.
Does the Bible contain 'antisemitic texts'?
Is the Bible antisemitic? According to the way a disturbing incident on the London Underground on Friday was reported by the media, yes it is.
Amazing stories of forgiveness and grace
Hundreds of African Christian leaders gathered for the African Christian Leadership Initiative (ABLI) conference in Kigali, Rwanda last week.
Algerian Christians need your prayers
Bible Society staff in Algeria have called for urgent prayer amid intensifying church closures across the country – but say the persecution is ‘nothing new’.
Christians among casualties in new Syria conflict
George, who leads our work in Syria, has told us many Christians are among recent casualties in the country.
Jerome: The ancient saint who's still inspiring Bible reading
Today (30 September) marks the feast day of St Jerome, one of the most influential figures in all Christian history.
Open the Book in the heart of Westminster
Twenty years on from its humble beginnings, schools storytelling initiative Open the Book holds a national celebration in the capital.
Pray for schools
With children, teachers and parents preparing for the start of the new school year, Back to School Sunday and Education Sunday are brilliant opportunities to pray for schools and for the next generation.
First meal on the moon: how Buzz Aldrin took communion (and why NASA hushed it up)
Almost everyone knows Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first people to stand on the moon. Almost everyone knows what Armstrong said: 'That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind.' But how many know what Buzz Aldrin did before...
What does the Bible say about the moon?
This day in 1969 marked the beginning of the most extraordinary voyage in human history. The best brains in the US, billions of dollars and the remarkable courage of three men – Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins – combined in an ent...
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