Tom's still reading the Bible. Hurrah. Here's what he's learning.

Catch up with Tom's Bible escapades this month.

As we reach December, Tom looks back on his penultimate month of Bible-reading for 2017.

Tom's almost finished reading the whole Bible! We get his last update, a little early...

Reconciliation

Millennials

Michael Pfundner explains how the word for ‘news’ in German implies information so significant it demands an actual response, not just a retweet. Likewise, the good news of the gospel is so significant it necessitates a change in the course of o...

The World Cup made many of us more aware of the conditions endured by migrant workers in the Gulf countries. In the year that followed, Bible Society has reached thousands there with the gospel.

Dina Katanacho leads the Bible Society team based in Galilee. They’re feeling the pain around them but working hard to turn a tragedy into an opportunity to share God’s love.

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.

Discover how the Bible is perceived by 'digital millennials' in this report created in partnership with CODEC and Barna.

King Charles and Queen Camilla were given handwritten copies of the four Gospels as a coronation gift. ‘The York Gospels 2023’ were printed using design templates provided through Bible Society.

Ayman the calligrapher was incredibly busy in the Bible Society section of the Middle East’s largest and oldest book fair.

There is an oasis of opportunity for Bible work in Egypt, especially in the digital realm, reports Ramez Attalah, leader of Bible Society in Egypt.

30 September 2022 is International Translation Day, an annual occasion launched by the United Nations in 2017 to celebrate the work of language professionals. Translation work is key to the UN’s aim of encouraging understanding between nations. But...

Ukrainian Bible Society spokesman Rostik reports.

You put 30 million Bibles in people’s hands last year despite the pandemic and you also kept struggling Bible Societies afloat in far-flung places.

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.

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.