...by working to achieve the most effective translation, publication, and distribution of the Bible in all the languages spoken today.
During 2010, the Bible Society in Northern Ireland is supporting over 35 Scripture projects in 29 countries. These projects include working on the translation of the Bible into different languages; distributing God’s Word to people in churches, schools, hospitals and prisons; providing holistic support to people, encouraging them through the comfort found in the Scriptures; giving the Bible to people in a format that they understand, whether written, audio or visual; promoting Bible Literacy through literacy classes, audio Bibles, listening groups and Braille Bibles. Our plans have had to accommodate unexpected demands such as the situation in Haiti, following the January earthquake, which has required additional support.
Albania, Belarus, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Chile, Cameroon, China, Cote d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Georgia, Greece, Haiti in the aftermath of the earthquake, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Mozambique, Myanmar, Panama, Paraguay, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Poland, Russia, Syria, Thailand, Turkey, Uganda and West Indies.

If you wish to know more about our work in any of these countries or to receive information that would enable you, your church or your church organisation to pray for the project, or to support it in any other way, please contact Bible House in Belfast.
An orphan boy was so desperate to get a New Testament of his own that, when the Bible Society van came to his village in Cambodia, he went along with all that he owned in his pocket. Handing the Bible Society volunteer 100Riels (about
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‘O little Town of Bethlehem’, written in 1868 by Rector Phillips Brooks from Philadelphia, is a well known and loved Christmas Carol. One night as Phillips stood on the hills o
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Imagine attending church and having to listen to the Scripture Reading in a language that wasn’t your own.
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Based in Abidjan, the Bible Society in Côte d’Ivoire began ministry as far back as 1903. Of great importance is the focus on translation work, as there are currently only 2 languages out of 60 that have Bibles. Only recentl
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In January this year, a conference was held in the groun
More than 800 million people, in the world today, are blind or so badly visually impaired that they cannot read the Bible.
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