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New research by Bible Society shows how the largest scriptural event in history was received by people across England and Wales and what it can tell us about the future of religion in the public sphere.

Dina Katanacho and her team in Nazareth are determined to bring hope by sharing the gospel. With your help, they’re working hard to release the healing power of the Bible into an increasingly difficult situation.

Open the Book is bringing the Bible to life for children in Argentina, including those with audio, visual, and learning difficulties. Argentine Bible Society hosted a week-long Open the Book training workshop in March, led...

Dina Katanacho, who leads the Arab-Israeli Bible Society, has told us that Christian schools in Nazareth have been attacked. Will you pray for everyone involved?

Have you drawn up a bucket list of things you would like to tick off as completed before you go to meet Jesus?

Among Open the Book’s 6,000 volunteer Storytellers, who are making Bible stories interactive experiences for primary schoolchildren across the country, a standout is John in Devon who recently celebrated his 104th birthday...

Bible Society’s Supporter Experience Officer, Emily Robinson, travelled to the Bible Lands to see how you are helping lead people to Jesus in the places he lived.

A community in Liverpool is set to turn a six-acre public park into a Psalm 23-themed area, with the help of top designer Sarah Eberle.

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

Read how Ringwood’s churches seized on Bible Society’s Custom Scripture on Demand service to bring the gospel to their community.

Stringent Covid control measures implemented across China meant Bible seminary graduate Yu Feng had to wait almost a year for his free copy of the Chinese Study Bible (CSB) to arrive.

‘Wales is not finished with faith and God is not finished with Wales.’ That was the message from Bible Society’s Sian Rees, as she addressed parliamentarians at the Senedd today.