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Paul Williams tells us how the Bible’s shaped his thinking, how he came to be at Bible Society, why he’s excited about the future…

28-year-old mum, Sarab, was walking to her house in Damascus, Syria when it was bombed right in front of her. This is her story of pain, fear and recovery in her own words...

Amin fled Syria with his children and grandchildren. He's received trauma healing support from Bible Society and now he says, 'God is a healer.'

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.

The ABLI forum has ended with a commitment to convene an international conference including representatives of the African Union and United Nations ‘to express solidarity’ with the plight of South Sudan.

A leading Kenyan professor today criticised Africa's churches for failing to provide for and accommodate the needs of people with disabilities.

As the ABLI conference in Nairobi, Kenya, came to an end today, prayers were said for South Sudan.

A leading judge from Uganda slammed leadership across the continent today.

Africa’s leaders can be the source of its problems, says Kenya’s deputy president. But could they also be the answer? Meet the African leaders looking to the Bible for help... 

The Karuna Forest forest was once Nairobi's most dangerous place. But now members of Bible Society are planting trees there...

Months from home and far from family, we're giving Bibles to seafarer who dock in the UK. Here's how it's having an impact...

1 in 10 people in Britain has dyslexia and struggles to read, especially the thin, crowded pages of a Bible. But last year we released a dyslexia-friendly version of Mark’s Gospel. Find out what difference it’s made to...