John*, a wounded Veteran, recently sent a thank you note to American Bible Society for Bible resources that “keep me going.” John doesn’t share much about how he was wounded, only that he has been disabled for 32 years. He says the Bible resources provided by the support of American… Read More

Although Spanish is the official language, many people are shocked to discover that there are 68 language groups in Mexico. Of these, just seven have the full Bible. Mexicans whose mother tongue isn’t Spanish often have difficulty understanding God’s Word — and long to hear God speak to… Read More

Over 1,600 years ago, a man named St. Jerome translated the Bible into Latin. His efforts made Scripture more accessible to his contemporaries. September 30 was named International Translation Day in honor of St. Jerome, the “patron saint of translation.” It serves as a way to recognize translators who… Read More

“For Daniel Ramirez, a resident of Montevideo, the largest city in Uruguay, the loneliness hit him after his wife died. She had been everything to Daniel. Unable to have children, their lives together meant everything to them. Daniel and his wife were homebodies. Instead of joining and attending a church,… Read More

People in Central Africa long to hear about God’s love for them and his plan for their lives. Lanna*, who lives in Cameroon, is one of those people. Her husband was transferred to a job out of town and had to spend many nights away from home. Around the same… Read More

As a young boy, Fernando* was surrounded by violence. “One day, as I left school, I saw how they killed a boy,” he shares. But it wasn’t just his neighborhood he was afraid of — Fernando also experienced violence in his home. Fernando is not the only one living in… Read More

This morning I overslept my alarm, forgot my carefully packed lunch in the refrigerator, and arrived to work disheveled. My mind raced in a thousand different directions—none of which were life-giving. It seemed like each stressor multiplied my frustrations, doubts, and worries. Often, we dwell on the… Read More

The Bible is the most influential book in American history. For centuries, its message of hope has inspired the women and men whose lives have defined the American pursuit of liberty and justice for all. It continues to inspire us today. However, the State… Read More

Heather Evans lives in two places at once. Most of the time, Heather serves as a social worker in Pennsylvania’s beautiful Lehigh Valley. She cares for broken families, traumatized teenagers, and sex trafficking survivors in her community. But her heart has also made a home in Africa. Read More

The Fear Not comic books being distributed in 30 private and public schools in El Salvador are helping children find peace in Jesus. El Salvador (The Savior) is named after Jesus Christ, our Prince of Peace. But because of a gang crisis in the country, it’s one of the… Read More