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A Big Test
Today I visited Mrs. Selam’s coffee shop again. She was planning a trip to Ethiopia and she wanted to bring some Tigrinya language Bibles with her. She wanted to test the translation out to see if it was good and to see if the people could understand it. She said that not many pastors have
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It’s the Simple Things
Today I visited a refugee family from the DRC. Therese is a single mom with six kids. Her husband recently left her, so my dad was asked to visit and bring her some food and other things. We asked if she had a Bible and we were told that she didn’t have one in Swahili.
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Coffee and a Little Courage
My dad likes to go to coffee shops and sometimes I go with him. One day, we went to a good one in Clarkston that is Ethiopian. Ms. Ayana serves traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremonies there, and it’s a lot of fun. She burns frankincense and everyone is invited to gather together and drink these little
The bible is god’s word
The Bible has all authority. It comes directly from God and it is a guide for life and it is a tool for teaching the gospel. We can’t change it or add anything to it. It teaches us, corrects us and trains us to be good people who follow Christ.
Everyone should read it
The Bible is powerful. If people want to learn about God, they should read it. If people want to truly be changed, the Bible has the power to do that because it teaches us how Jesus Christ died for our sins and rose from the grave. It is the best way to learn about Christ and salvation.
The only way to salvation is through Jesus Christ and the Bible is Christ’s revelation to everyone. The Good News of Jesus should be freely available to all people. The Bible is available in hundreds of languages. The Bible has the power to change lives – we just need to get it into the hands of the people!
Many languages
English. French. Spanish. Afrikaans. Swahili. Arabic. Farsi. Mandarin. Hindi. And on, and on, and on …
Bibles For Refugees 