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Two thousand copies of Let’s Learn to Read the Bible are being distributed to churches in Bahrain, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates thanks to the kind giving of Bible Society supporters.

Find out what happened when Howard, our Head of Legacy Giving, brought together several supporters of Bible mission, passionate about Scripture, to explore the history of the Bible at the John Rylands Library in Manchester...

With Niger in turmoil after a military coup, one thing won’t change - the gospel giving people hope in one of Africa’s poorest countries. Thanks for supporting Bible engagement in Niger.

Bible mission workers in Guatemala have an amazing heart for the vulnerable, sharing God’s word with young offenders, children with special needs and teenage mothers.

Sheffield General Cemetery was a place of solace to designer Ollie Pike during the pandemic. So it’s wonderful that the garden will have its permanent home at the cemetery, where it can be enjoyed by locals.

Bible Society’s garden inspired by Psalm 27 (‘The LORD is my light and my salvation …’) attracted thousands of visitors at the RHS Tatton Flower Show.

RHS Tatton Flower Show in Cheshire is one of the highlights of a garden-lover’s calendar, and features beautiful gardens by leading designers. This year one of them, based on Psalm 27, was sponsored by Bible Society.

Take ten minutes out of your busy day and listen to a meditation based on Psalm 27, an ancient poem that takes us on a journey from fearful circumstances to hope.

Thanks to your kind giving, we've sent discipleship materials to the Chinese city of Feicheng. Their impact has been huge.

Fear, mortality, the need for guidance and protection, courage and hope: it’s all there in Psalm 27. Join spoken-word artist Dai Woolridge as he brings the psalm – or poem – to life.

More than 3,000 people, many of them pastors, have attended Bible-storytelling sessions in the Gulf this year to strengthen their faith and help them spread the good news of Jesus.

Trees create protection, shade and habitat. They’re crucial in the Psalm 27 Garden. Ollie heads to the Big Hedge Co in Cheshire to choose the trees.