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Ken Dachi has just got back from the Central African Republic, where he met people in volatile circumstances who are hungry for the Bible.

They came for tinsel and milk. They went having heard the greatest story ever told. Shoppers at ASDA in Swindon had a surprise, today, when we staged three pop-up performances of the Nativity.

Like many Christians returning to Iraq, Ihsan and Lara have lost their home and experienced tragedy in the conflict with ISIS. Thanks to our supporters, the Bible is bringing comfort and hope as they rebuild their lives.

We're delighted to announce we're winners of the 2017 Investor in People ‘Excellence in the Third Sector’ award!

Yasmine lost her sister during the siege on Aleppo. This is her story of escape, discovery and the power to forgive.

Hundreds of mudslide survivors are grateful for the help brought to them so far in Sierra Leone but much more needs to be done to help people rebuild their lives, reports Raymond Jarrett.

Like many people living with albinism in Swaziland, Albert fears for his life. But thanks to our supporters, the Bible revives his soul. Read his story. 

Nick Spencer highlights the need for ‘theologically informed, content-heavy, Christian belief politics’ in the face of global democratic decline and rising populism.

The Director of Bible Society’s work in China, Kua Wee Seng, was in the UK recently. This video is an abridged version of an interview with Wee Seng addressing the topic of ‘China-The fastest growing church ever?'

We asked you to write biblically-inspired poems on the theme of freedom for our competition. Read the winning entry!

Call for Bible-based servant leadership and ‘zero tolerance for corruption’.

A Ugandan woman judge who has fought large-scale corruption head-on was one of the inspirational stories of this year’s ABLI – the African Biblical Leadership Initiative.