If you’ve been partnering with Digital Bible Society for a while, you may be curious to know more about the audio players we use to distribute Scripture around the world. Here’s the inside scoop about what makes these players so great! The Village Player Village Players are the largest devices we make to distribute Scripture […]
Christian persecution in northern Africa has reached alarming levels. For more than 38 years, Pastor Falade and his wife have faithfully served the Lord in a country in northern Africa, witnessing the rapid growth of the church, particularly since the 1990s. However, within the last decade, religious freedom took a devastating turn as believers began […]
There are at least 500 million Christians who want a personal Bible for their own spiritual growth, who do not have one. The logistic and economic challenges of distribution of Scripture keep these believers without a Bible or New Testament for their spiritual nourishment
Jesus wants everyone of His children to have access to His Word. The first step to being a believer and follower of Jesus is to be able to engage with Jesus’ teaching. Jesus puts this responsibility upon us, the Church to make sure this happens. This is the Churches’ job. After “going”, making disciples is the first part of the Great Commission.
Why is this problem occurring? What are the factors that are contributing to this great tragedy plaguing the Church? In todays’ blog, I will look at some research that will help explain these factors.
The Bible Gap is the gap that exists between those Christians who have a Bible for their personal use, and those Christians who want a Bible or New Testament that is already available, but are prevented from receiving one. It is a devastating problem because there are over 700 million believers who are without a Bible.
In recent years, there has been a lot written on such subjects as “Bible Poverty” and “Bible Literacy.” Experience has shown us that the Bible has the most impact in a person’s life if they can read it or hear it in what we call a person’s “heart language.”
We are all invited to open our eyes to the reality of the Global Church and to play our part in supporting our persecuted brothers and sisters. But how?
Explore the historical roots of Christianity in India and the ongoing persecution faced by Christians today
In Pakistan, Christians struggle to access Scripture due to strict internet censorship. Providing microSD cards loaded with biblical content ensures discreet and secure access for communities under oppressive conditions.
