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The Ngäbe people have requested a Bible in their language. Supporters here in England and Wales are twinning their Bibles with this in-progress translation.

The Bible is for everyone and it has a powerful impact on people’s lives when they can engage with it in their own language. Hear the stories of Bible translators and the beneficiaries of their amazing work.

Christians in China are seeking discipleship. Ma Li is one of many learning how to live our her faith. Read her story and find out how supporters of Bible Society are bringing Chinese Christians closer to God.

Small-group study among Chinese Christians is widely desired for its transformative impact. By providing training and resources to group leader, generous donors in England and Wales are discipling believers in China.

In Ukraine, normal life goes on among all the horror, and people are strengthened by what they read in the Bibles you've generously provided.

Bible Society supporters have a great record of finding creative ways to encourage their friends to give. Here are three current examples to inspire you.

The Bible is being published in Congo's Beembe language for the first time. This new translation was years in the making and Beembe-speaking Christians say they can't wait to get their hands on it.

This year you brought the gospel to a heavy metal festival. Your support meant we could give them 11 boxes full of copies of Mark’s Gospel. Heavy metal fans gratefully received these gospels. At least one of them also received...

A young man from Iran is seeking asylum in Britain. He became a Christian in his own country and he’d face persecution if he returned. Read Darius’ amazing story and find out how he’s coped with recent events in Britain...

Churches in Serbia want a modern translation of the Bible to be able to share Jesus more widely – and Bible Society supporters are making it happen.

Why do people remember Bible Society with a gift in their will? They want the Bible to continue to be shared, to be experienced, and to shape communities. Recently supporters who have made this decision were invited to a special...

Not everyone is enthusiastic about new arrivals in this country. But for the Church, more people within reach means more people to reach.