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

Tom's almost finished reading the whole Bible! We get his last update, a little early...

Reconciliation

Millennials

Michael Pfundner explains how the word for ‘news’ in German implies information so significant it demands an actual response, not just a retweet. Likewise, the good news of the gospel is so significant it necessitates a change in the course of o...

The World Cup made many of us more aware of the conditions endured by migrant workers in the Gulf countries. In the year that followed, Bible Society has reached thousands there with the gospel.

Dina Katanacho leads the Bible Society team based in Galilee. They’re feeling the pain around them but working hard to turn a tragedy into an opportunity to share God’s love.

King Charles and Queen Camilla were given handwritten copies of the four Gospels as a coronation gift. ‘The York Gospels 2023’ were printed using design templates provided through Bible Society.

Discover how the Bible is perceived by 'digital millennials' in this report created in partnership with CODEC and Barna.

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

Ukrainian Bible Society spokesman Rostik reports.

We don’t know much about the prophet Joel and can’t say exactly when he was writing. But it seems the ‘word of the LORD’ came to him (verse 1) at a time of national disaster. Verses 4–12 and 17–20 vividly describe the devastation caused b...

In today’s chapter Joel looks ahead from the disaster of the day, imagining it as a mere foretaste of the judgement to come. Israel’s relationship with God is not as it should be and it’s a serious business requiring urgent action.

In chapter 3, Joel imagines a hypothetical place called the ‘Valley of Jehoshaphat’, meaning the ‘valley of decision/judgement’ (verses 2 and 14). God will gather all the nations there – the time for people to decide will be over; God will ...

Having the Bible available on our phones or laptops is normal for most of us, and it's incredibly useful – it's always available, we can cut and paste text, compare translations and find verses easily.

With an estimated 7,000-plus languages in the world there may be a little way to go, but the full Bible has now been translated into 700 of them. Crucially, this means around 80 per cent of the world’s population, just over 5.7 billion people, can ...

Around the world, Bible mission is in crisis. Your help today will make a real difference.

When every piece of Scripture distributed by the Bible Society network since 2015 is added up, it totals more than 1.8 billion items – enough for almost a quarter of the world’s population.

In 1999, film director Baz Lurhmann topped the charts with 'Everybody’s free to wear sunscreen': a spoken word performance, setting Mary Schmich’s article to music. The article, a mock graduation speech, is addressed to the ...