Andries* had a promising career as an officer in a South American army. But a series of bad decisions resulted in his discharge from the army and imprisonment. Helpless and desperate, Andries could only think of his wife and his son — his happy family had fallen apart in… Read More
American Bible Society (ABS) and Baylor University today released a commissioned report studying the effectiveness of a Bible-based Trauma Healing Ministry program titled Healing the Wounded Heart. The program is administered in the United States jail and prison systems by American Bible Society and the Good News Jail… Read More
The Bible will soon retake its rightful place in the story of our nation when the Faith and Liberty Discovery Center opens its doors in historic Philadelphia. In this issue of Record, you’ll hear directly from some of the modern-day patriots who made this vision a reality. You’ll also read… Read More
Last Easter, it didn’t feel like Jesus had risen. I spent the day at home instead of in church. I saw friends and family through a computer screen instead of around the dinner table. The world felt unknown, unsafe, and completely changed. In fact, last Easter felt a… Read More
Jade will never forget the first time she encountered God’s Word in her heart language. Instead of holding a Bible in her hands, she watched the Scriptures on the big screen, brought to life by Vietnamese Sign Language interpreters. “My heart was overwhelmed,” Jade said. When she returned to… Read More
Over one million people in Latin America who didn’t have access to God’s Word are now reading the Bible and being shepherded toward a relationship with Jesus—all thanks to the God-given vision and generosity of some very special American Bible Society partners. The 1 Million Bible Project, which ran… Read More
God’s message of hope and healing is spreading faster than any virus thanks to your generosity in this unprecedented season of global distress. Over $4 million have gone to sustain 35 Bible Societies that would have otherwise been forced to shutter their ministry for good. “It was like finding… Read More
Zimbabwe is a country in need—and that was before COVID-19. In addition to suffering from one of the worst droughts in decades, which has left half the population at risk of hunger, Zimbabwe is in the grip of a deep economic crisis. Only around 5-10 percent of the population is… Read More
On Tuesday evening, a gunman killed 8 people—6 of whom were of Asian descent—at spas in the Atlanta area. In the wake of these shootings, our Asian American brothers and sisters are hurting. Even now, loved ones are sending anxious texts to one another: Are you physically safe? Are you… Read More
In the world of Bible translation, Deaf history is being made every day. National Deaf History Month—celebrated from March 13th to April 15th—was introduced by the National Association of the Deaf in 1997 to celebrate the achievements of people who are Deaf and hard of hearing. This month, American… Read More
