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Pastors such as James in the Gulf are so grateful for your support, which enables them to delve deeper into the Bible and impart their knowledge to more migrant workers in the region.

Through September and October churches of most denominations have a Harvest Festival. The modern harvest festival developed over time, drawing on biblical themes and local traditions.

Bible Society supporters have helped provide almost 9,000 Bibles or Scripture portions to families who have been rebuilding their lives since the deadly chemical blast that left Beirut looking like a war zone.

Backed by leaders from Anglican, Catholic, Nonconformist and Pentecostal Churches, Eternal Wall is a visionary piece of public art aimed at pointing people to Jesus.

Ning, a 23-year-old student in China, was about to opt for security through money over God’s call, but then she entered Bible school and saw the bigger picture.

Hama Yaye, who leads our team in Niger, gives an extraordinary eyewitness account of the Bible mission that Bible Society supporters are making possible in one of Africa’s toughest places.

The very first full Bible in Chadian Arabic – the lingua franca used by more than 60 per cent of the population of Chad – has been launched, just a few weeks after the country’s president was killed.

The story of Sun Liujun, who swapped partying for the pulpit in China.

Uganda is the latest African country to join our expanding Open the Book programme that takes Bible storytelling into schools.

A Bible competition is reaching six times as many teenagers in Egypt this year.

A new 4x4 vehicle means more Bibles for more people in Niger.

When churches in China were forced to shut their doors during the pandemic, cult groups used the internet to try and lure people away from the truth.