August is about eating. Whether or not you have a garden, the great British harvest is in full swing, meaning there’s lots of delicious, fresh produce to eat. If you don’t have a garden, consider visiting a Pick Your Own farm. As we’re holidayi...

Rebecca Rocker from Swindon beat 16 other spoken word artists, to win The Big Church Poetry Slam 2024. Her three incredible spoken word pieces were based on characters, stories and themes from the Bible, as well as a direct recital.

Bible Society teams serving all communities in the Bible Lands have been working together through the war to share Jesus. Supporters here at home, passionate about outreach, responded with extraordinary generosity to ensure people of all communities ...

For the first time ever, the whole Bible has been made available in a dyslexia-friendly format. The Bible Society initiative began in 2015 and is now completed. Around 6 million people in the UK have Dyslexia and Bible reading can be particularly cha...

For more than 600 days, our colleagues in Ukraine have been taking aid, medicine and the Bible to people across the country, and increasingly to areas of fighting.

Mali’s population of 21 million people is overwhelmingly Muslim, but Jacques Dembélé, who leads the Bible Society team there, sees opportunities everywhere. He says, ‘This is a rich harvest field for people to turn to Christianity.’

More than a month on from the horrifying attacks by Hamas, Israeli society remains traumatised. With your support, we’re reaching out with God’s love.

The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was the largest public Scripture event in history, with millions of people around the world hearing words of Scripture said and sung. The coronation of King Charles III may well be the second largest.

The true stars of the show have arrived: the plants. We have serried ranks of trolleys of them awaiting their moment. The bees and butterflies have arrived too. The West London air is thick with humming and the sky alive with late-summer butterflies.

We waited three years for today, and then we were half an hour early. Standing in the half-light at 6.30am waiting for the gates to open at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show ground in a state of disbelief and excitement: the build was about to begin.

Pilate asks Jesus whether he is the 'king of the Jews' (verse 2). Jesus gives a very interesting answer: 'So you say.' In Greek it is literally, 'You say.' Apart from that, he doesn't answer his accusers (verse 9) a...

This chapter is a lovely picture of blessing. The deserted city will be repopulated. Verse 4 speaks of old men sitting in the city squares, and children playing. This is more significant than we might think: these old men have someone to care for the...

Prison chaplain Dominic Dring thanks Bible Society supporters whose kind giving is enabling the gospel to spread so dramatically through prisons in England and Wales.

Long days and frequently warm weather mean that July is a joyous month to garden. For many of us, this is now more possible than it was, if we are still working from home...

Explore the role of the Holy Spirit, our giver of gifts, throughout the story of Scripture.

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 ...

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.

At this stage of 2 Samuel David's life is drawing towards its close, though there's still more drama to come. This chapter pays tribute to his mighty warriors; it reads like our own stories of chivalry from the Middle Ages, where brave knig...