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Forum of Bible Agencies International launches 'Find A Bible'

The Forum of Bible Agencies International announces the launch of Find A Bible, an innovative and interactive website that gives easy access to Scriptures in more than 3,000 languages.  The Find A Bible site (www.findabible.net) provides the most comprehensive and current database of Bibles and portions in majority and minority languages available.  Many Scripture products noted on the site have never before been listed on the web.   Through Find A Bible, users now have a single place to search, download, view, or listen to these Bibles through links to Forum member agency websites.

We have direct links to this resource from each language detail page on this site as well.

Cape Town 2010

The World Evangelical Alliance announces Cape Town 2010, an upcoming conference organized by the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelisation.  The conference, to take place from 16-25 October 2010, will focus on emerging global challenges and their impact on the spread of the gospel of Jesus Christ in the 21st century.

Click here to read more:  Cape Town 2010.

Overview of the Worldwide Bible Translation Movement

Kirk Franklin, recently appointed CEO of Wycliffe International, wrapped up a thorough analysis of the current status of partnership development within this worldwide movement. You can read Kirk’s article, "The Paradigm Is Changing": Bible Translation and the Church of the Southern Continents, on the Lausanne World Pulse website.

  
Prayer Focus
A new prayer list is posted every week to enable you to pray for Bible translation around the world. >> Read More
Current Stories
I'm Busy Right Now  A couple from Madagascar commit to a Bible translation support team in IT and consulting.  >> Read More
Progress
Worldwide Bible Translation statistics for 2008 are now available. Based on work in progress, more than a billion people could soon have God's Word in their language for the very first time. But there is still a critical need to reach the remaining 2000+ language groups (representing another 200 million people). >> Read More
Ministry Opportunities
Support Personnel as well as those willing to be trained in linguistics and literacy project development... >> Read More