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Mae Myfyrdodau Dyddiol Cymdeithas y Beibl yn dilyn cynllun darllen Beibl M'Cheyne, a ddyluniwyd ar gyfer y rhai sydd am ddarllen y Beibl cyfan mewn blwyddyn. Mae pob myfyrdod yn canolbwyntio ar un o'i bedair pennod ddyddiol.

Mae Myfyrdodau Dyddiol Cymdeithas y Beibl yn dilyn cynllun darllen Beibl M'Cheyne, a ddyluniwyd ar gyfer y rhai sydd am ddarllen y Beibl cyfan mewn blwyddyn. Mae pob myfyrdod yn canolbwyntio ar un o'i bedair pennod ddyddiol.

Mae Myfyrdodau Dyddiol Cymdeithas y Beibl yn dilyn cynllun darllen Beibl M'Cheyne, a ddyluniwyd ar gyfer y rhai sydd am ddarllen y Beibl cyfan mewn blwyddyn. Mae pob myfyrdod yn canolbwyntio ar un o'i bedair pennod ddyddiol.

Bible Society's Daily Reflections follow the M'Cheyne Bible reading plan, designed for those who want to read the whole Bible in one year. Each reflection focuses on one of its four daily chapters.

Theos Think Tank researcher, Hannah Rich, offers insightful discussion of the Church's response to debt problems.

Bible Society's Daily Reflections follow the M'Cheyne Bible reading plan, designed for those who want to read the whole Bible in one year. Each reflection focuses on one of its four daily chapters.

In light of the first images of a black hole, Mark Woods explores the beauty of space, and how the Bible can help give expression to our response.

Running Bible Society in Pakistan is a risky business, but it doesn't stop Anthony Lamuel. Find out how he's sharing God's work and strengthening the Church in a place where Christians are a persecuted minority. 

Wales has a grand history of Christianity and in October, there’s a chance to celebrate the life and work of William Salesbury.

We've been working with New Wine Cymru and The Turning to support their mission to the people of Wales. Rachel Rounds met the team on the streets of Cardiff.

Brenda was captured by the words of Bible as a young girl and has loved it ever since. 'Because I love the Bible, I want other people to love it too,' she says.

We are partnering with New Wine Cymru this summer and autumn, to support their mission to the people of Wales.

The new year welcomes the launch of ‘Byw y Beibl’ (Live the Bible), a new campaign by Bible Society Wales, Y Cyngor Ysgolion Sul (The Sunday School’s Council) and Gobaith i Gymru (Hope for Wales) to encourage reading the Bible in Welsh.

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