An Ancient Text The Ge-ez language Scriptures in Ethiopia have been in use for around 1500 years, making them one of the oldest translations of Scripture in the world. However, no complete Ge’ez Bible has ever been published. […]
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A time to celebrate On 5th August 2017, over 2500 people came together in the town of San Cristobal Varapaz in central Guatemala for the official launch of the Poqomchi Bible with Deuterocanon. For the 70,000 Poqomchi people […]
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The Lord is near to those who are discouraged; he saves those who have lost all hope. Psalm 34:18 GNB Emotional trauma impacts more than one in seven people worldwide. In the aftermath of human tragedy — war, […]
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The Kalenjin are an ethnic group from the Nile Valley region of Kenya. According to the last Kenyan census in 2009, there are around 4.9 million Kalenjin people, the third highest ethnic group in the country. Now, because […]
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Literacy and the Bible Today is International Literacy Day. UNESCO first started this worldwide enterprise on 8th September 1965, aiming to highlight the importance of literacy to individuals, communities and societies. Why is it so important for the […]
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Fish are central to the Shilluk people’s way of life. They eat fish, sell fish and fall asleep thinking about fish! Fish is everything to them. A husband has a legal right to divorce his wife if she […]
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