This autumn, you and your community can mobilise Bible mission by baking. Yes, you heard us right, by baking! Gather your family, friends, neighbours and church together, don the oven gloves and whip up some delicious bakes to raise vital funds.

Your team, group or organisation can bring the Bible to children internationally by sponsoring an Open the Book project in another country today.

Introduce your pupils to passages from the Gospels and the Old Testament and go deeper into well-known stories with these class discussion resources for KS1 and KS2.

You can gift a Rooted subscription so a friend or family member receives a creative devotional subscription journal every two months. And many more people will hear God’s word because of your regular donation.

At Bible Society, we believe that everyone should have access to the Bible, regardless of language barriers, literacy levels or learning differences. That’s why we’re proud to offer Scripture for Everyone. Discover our dyslexia-friendly, English ...

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Australian writer and theologian, Ben Myers, started tweeting summaries of each book of the Bible. What emerged was ‘the world’s smallest’ Bible commentary. It’s poetic, informative and refreshing. Enjoy…

Christians believe that when they read the Bible God speaks. If you are new to Bible reading as a Christian it is important to recognise that it is slightly different to reading other books.

How about reading some of the Bible's best-loved and best-known stories.

They say love is what makes the world go round, but what does the Bible have to say about it? Here are the top ten Bible verses tagged with 'love' on our online Bible.

As we reach December, Tom looks back on his penultimate month of Bible-reading for 2017.

The Bible can shock us by the violence in its pages. Mark Woods talks to Rev Dr Helen Paynter about the topic and her new book, God of Violence Yesterday, God of Love Today?

John's Gospel is the odd one out. The others – Matthew, Mark and Luke – are called the 'synoptics', from the Greek meaning 'with the same eyes' – they share many of the same stories and sometimes even tell them in the s...

If we look at stories such as Daniel and Jonah, how sure are we that they are actually based upon historical events, rather than stories or parables to help us understand how God [acted] and hence how we should react today?

Why is King David referred to as 'a man after God's own heart? This really challenges me, as many of his psalms call for God to unleash vengeance and judgement upon his adversaries, as opposed to pleading for him to reveal himself to them i...

What are the best ten Bible verses to memorise?

If a Christian is cremated rather than buried, will it affect their eternal state in any way?

What is known about the disciple called Thaddeus?