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Oldi Morava is translating the Old Testament into Albanian. We asked him about his average day.

When communism fell in Albania and Christianity began to grow, people were hungry for the Bible. Oldi, who became a Christian as a teenager, first read the Bible in the language of his missionaries. But now he's translating...

A new book, written by women for women, was launched by Bible Society at the National Eisteddfod in Abergavenny on Wednesday August 3.

We first told you about Tesfaye in 2011. Now he’s in his third year of uni and he’s still reading the Bible.

While a community grieved the HIV-related deaths across a generation, many elderly people were accused of being witches who had brought on the curse of HIV.

In Pakistan, where religious tensions can be high, sport is creating a safe space for people to come together – and to discover the Bible

Christianity has been part of the Beembe culture for 100 years but until recently there was no Bible in their language. It took 20 years of dedicated translation work for them to get a Beembe Bible – but when they did, they...

Did you know that the deafness rate among children born with HIV is much higher than those without? Find out how we’re at work in Swaziland – a country with the world’s highest rate of HIV – to ensure deaf children...

Algeria is a hostile place to be a Christian, but Christianity is growing. For former-drug dealer, Idir, life has been transformed through discovering Christ – and it all began with the Gospel of Luke…

Ritual killings of people with albinism is on the rise in Swaziland, where people with the condition live in constant fear. With no other sphere of society speaking up for this minority group, our team is leading the case...

How drama and creative arts groups in Malawi are bringing hope and confidence to the lives of teens.

After Cecilia was diagnosed as HIV positive, she was forced to live alone in a room for three years. But through basic medical training and the parable of the Good Samaritan, Cecilia has been reunited with her community.