Forty-year-old Ishaku was filled with rage, and he had every reason to be. He saw firsthand the ravaging destruction bloodthirsty terrorists had leveled against his people and hometown just outside of Maiduguri, Nigeria. When militants attacked, he fled with his young family to the mountains in the northeast of the… Read More
More than a billion people today don’t have the complete Bible translated into their heart language. But through the support of our financial partners, American Bible Society is working to get the Bible to every person on earth, no matter where they live or what language they prefer. That commitment… Read More
You might think that Qi Zhenhao has little to smile about. He lives in a rural village in China with few conveniences. Qi spends long days doing back-breaking work on the farm to scrape together a meager existence for his family. But Qi recently received a gift that made him… Read More
Guatemala City is one of the most dangerous cities in the world, rife with homicides and gang violence. But it is exactly the kind of place where God is transforming lives! Extreme poverty and hopelessness throughout Guatemala drive many children to gangs, some as early as age 10. These young… Read More
Forty percent of Christian adults find it difficult to teach children about the Bible, according to a recent study from American Bible Society and Harris Poll. The study also reports that more than 50 percent of Christian parents wish their kids read the Bible more often and would use a… Read More
Forty percent of Christian adults find it difficult to teach children about the Bible, according to a recent study from American Bible Society and Harris Poll. The study also reports that more than 50 percent of Christian parents wish their kids read the Bible more often and would use a… Read More
PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 2016—Next week, some 2 million young Catholics will make their way to Krakow, Poland, from all corners of the globe for World Youth Day; of those, 40,000 will be Americans. The July 25 – 31 event, which happens every two to three years, offers attendees (known as… Read More
PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 2016—Next week, some 2 million young Catholics will make their way to Krakow, Poland, from all corners of the globe for World Youth Day; of those, 40,000 will be Americans. The July 25 – 31 event, which happens every two to three years, offers attendees (known as… Read More
PHILADELPHIA, July 19, 2016—According to the results of a survey released today by American Bible Society, a majority of Americans believes video games have a negative impact on teens and tweens—yet video game play remains popular in America. A report released earlier this year indicated that Americans spent… Read More
PHILADELPHIA, July 19, 2016—According to the results of a survey released today by American Bible Society, a majority of Americans believes video games have a negative impact on teens and tweens—yet video game play remains popular in America. A report released earlier this year indicated that Americans spent… Read More
