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Bible a Month, our scheme for supporters to give a Bible, month after month, is celebrating 40 years.

Abdul met Jesus in a dream. Now he forgets he's in a detention centre when he reads the Bible.

Igor is discovering Christianity for the first time through Bible studies at Heathrow's Immigration Removal Centre.

Ani lives in constant uncertainty about his future. He believes only God can sustain him.

Despite a fatwah against him, Tan is being deported to Pakistan. His situation feels hopeless but the Bible means he's no longer worried.

Revd Patrick Wright is one of the chaplains at Heathrow’s Immigration Removal Centre where roughly 1,000 people are awaiting news of when and if they will be deported from the UK.

If we are to love God and love our neighbours as ourselves, influencing the institutions and forums that impact the lives of our neighbours is desperately important. What can you do practically?

Qingchao, 30, leaves behind her family to train as a pastor in China, where there is currently only one trained minister for every 6,700 Christians.

In the second part of our series, Paul Woolley asks what we should actually be expecting of our government.

As we draw closer to the General Election, Paul Woolley asks: why does it matter and what does the Bible have to say about it?

When Eric and Violet Roulet felt called by God to help translate the Bible for Fulfulde-speakers in Cameroon, Africa, it was a mission that would continue long after their deaths.

When Dai Woolridge suddenly lost his father to cancer, his response was creative. We caught up with Dai to find out about how this life changing event resulted in creating Prayers, Texts and Tears.