The Mission Adventurers are all go go go! In the past few days, they’ve given out glasses to people in Preskom Village, presented some beautiful cards from Roscommon School kids to kids in Khley Village and delivered mp3 players to audio literacy classes in a very remote region. Read more

Our Mission Adventurers have touched down in Cambodia and are straight into visiting Bible Society mission projects there. On Day two they visited the Toul Krang literacy class in the Kandall Provence today where they got to hand out school packs, school uniforms, writing materials, kids Bible stories and full Bibles for the adult students. Read more

For the people gathered at Te Rau College in Gisborne for the launch of the new edition of Te Paipera Tapu (The Holy Bible in Māori), the wait has been a long one. For 13 years a team from Bible Society New Zealand has been reformatting the Māori Bible for a new generation of Māori speakers. Read more

Jasmine and Adam are about to depart on our 2013 Mission Adventure to Cambodia and Vietnam. They’ll get to be part of Bible projects and see lives impacted by God. Read on to find out more about this year’s Mission Adventurers and what inspires them. Read more

Over 1,000 entries were received for Bible Society’s third Mission Adventure competition to send two people on a life-changing mission to help deliver Bibles in Cambodia and Vietnam. Congratulations go to Jasmine Thornton, 18 from Auckland and 27 year old Adam Tamariki, also from Auckland. Read more

A special celebration will take place at Te Rau College in Gisborne on Thursday 21 March to launch the newly reformatted Māori Bible – Te Paipera Tapu. Read more

Bible Society’s Bible Shop at this years’ Parachute Music Festival proved a big hit, with the brand new Kiwi audio Bible, Audible also proving popular. Read more

Nearly 2,000 festival goers played Bible Society’s life-sized board game, simulating Bible mission in South East Asia, at this year’s Parachute festival. Read more

May 9 is the United Bible Societies Day of Prayer. Please join us on this day in praying for the work of the United Bible Societies fellowship and for each of the 147 Bible Societies operating in 200 territories around the world. Together we're asking all God's people to pray for the spread of God's Word through the world. Read more

Throughout the Gulf States, the Mega Voice Player, which is a solar-powered audio device able to withstand tough climatic conditions, is meeting the spiritual needs of thousands of migrant workers. Read more

Aleksei grew up in Novoaltaysk in the Altai Krai region, in southern Russia. Drugs were easy to come by in those parts, and by the time he was 23 years old Aleksei was a heroin addict. Read more

Many years ago a young Egyptian man, Nazeer Gayed, used to read the Bible passage in the Bible Society bookshop window every day as he walked along the street in downtown Cairo. One day he was struck by John 12.35. It became his call to ministry. Read more

Just a short distance from the Old City in Jerusalem is the Bible Society of Israel’s bookshop. Its attractive displays of Bibles, as well as a large screen TV in the window displaying Bible verses, and a small, permanent Bible exhibition, make it a real beacon of the Christian faith in the area. Read more

In Jordan, Bible Society stalls, such as at the Amman International Book Fair, are enabling many to connect with the Gospel. Read more

The country of Qatar in the Gulf States is famous for many reasons. It has the world’s fastest growing economy and its capital city, Doha, attracts many visitors each year. It could also be known as a nation of expatriates. Read more

Coptic Christian festivals are providing an opportunity for the Bible Society of Egypt to reach out to some of Egypt’s most marginalised people. Read more