On July 5, 1852, Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey ascended to the podium at Corinthian Hall in Rochester, New York. The source of his moral argument for liberty that day would be drawn from the Jewish holiday of Passover, which begins this year on the evening of April 22. Frederick’s Path… Read More

Send the hope and healing of God’s Word to families in Texas today: Give Now! Early on the morning of July 4, flash floods in Central Texas claimed the lives of more than 100 people—including children—with several still missing. Dozens of communities… Read More

Friday, June 13, 2025, saw an escalation of the longstanding tension between Israel and Iran, with many deaths and increased uncertainty for the future.   We know that our questions about the violence, suffering, and brokenness we see in our world have no easy answers. But when… Read More

The military edition Bibles and related Scripture resources you help provide are uniquely designed for our Troops and Veterans. Here’s one note of thanks, written to you by a Service member grateful for your incredible gift: “Thank you for offering the Word of God to Soldiers everywhere. I found myself… Read More

PRAY FOR STAFF IN DIFFICULT REGIONS:  Please remember to pray for Bible Society staff who work in difficult regions worldwide. The latest Open Doors’ World Watch List, which ranks the 50 most difficult placesto be a Christian, shows: More than 12 Christians are killed for their faith each day. 7,679… Read More

When Shahla* heard there was an audio Bible listening group near her home, she was eager to attend. Roughly 2% of South Asians are Christian, and obstacles like poverty, illiteracy, and persecution make it difficult to access God’s Word and the hope of the Gospel. The generosity of partners like… Read More

A life of torment nearly destroyed Raja*. He was raised in an orthodox Hindu family in Asia. After he married and had a family of his own, he continued the tradition of worshipping idols. However, Raja and his family felt plagued by oppressive spirits. It became so bad that he… Read More

As the church in China continues to experience exponential growth, the lack of trained ministry leaders has reached a crisis level. One minister there describes the situation as having too many sheep without a shepherd, noting, “Whenever I visit rural churches, I come across many Christians who are not clear… Read More

In the snow-covered mountains, forests, lowland jungles, and river communities of Peru, there are men, women, and children who have yet to hear the Gospel. Others have heard the message, but have never seen or heard God’s Word in their heart language. Friends like you are changing that through your… Read More

Children growing up in military families face different challenges than children in civilian families. Frequent relocations, new schools, leaving friends behind, and missing their deployed parent can contribute to stress and uncertainty in their lives. Thanks to caring friends like you, our military children can receive special Scripture resources each… Read More