Despite challenges, Bible League is committed to a ministry that places Tibetan Bibles into the hands of Tibetan Christians - even in remote areas.
Despite challenges, Bible League is committed to a ministry that places Tibetan Bibles into the hands of Tibetan Christians - even in remote areas.
Christians in India comprise a small percentage of the population. Yet Mary’s family had been Christian for centuries. Despite her family’s Christian heritage, Mary did not call on her faith for strength – even in her darkest moments. Instead, when tragic events removed all that was precious in her life, she gave up on God. But God did not give up on her. In fact, God sent her a divine reminder of His love.
On a small island, Ang was a mechanic by trade where he fixed small engines. He was only a casual Christian, but he was about to receive a spiritual tune-up that would get him firing on all cylinders for the Lord.
Rita is one girl who experienced God's answer to her prayer.Our Malaysia ministry uses Bibles and study material in English, Bahasa, Chinese, Tamil, and Iban. And we are seeing thousands of kids across Malaysia are receptive to our ministry model.
In 1991, thousands of Bhutanese were exiled from Bhutan when the Tibetan Buddhist monarchy cleansed the country of ethnic Nepali Hindus. Now, according to the UN, there are more than 112,000 Bhutanese refugees living in camps in southeast Nepal. Jay and Tika are two of those refugees.
With a pistol pointed at his head, Eduardo knew he was about to be executed. "I closed my eyes and cried out to God to save me. In that moment of facing death it was God that filled my mind."
Sri Lanka is a country where the vast majority of people are followers of the Hindu religion. This faith strangles and captures people while their hearts cry out for God's Word, even if they don't realize it.
Christian persecution is a common practice in many parts of the world. As a Laotian Christian, Brother Barout had endured imprisonment, brainwashing, and torture as a result of his bold teaching and preaching of God’s Word and as a Bible League-trained Bible Planter®. When he and another Christian decided to escape to Thailand where they could evangelize Laotian refugees more freely, they first had to face the treacherous waters of the Mekong River. With Bibles strapped to their backs, they had little hope of surviving the deadly waters of the Mekong.
People meet in secret. Fear is evident. Since Communists took over the country of Vietnam in 1975, it is a huge challenge to strategically plant Bibles throughout the country. But God has recently opened doors in Vietnam that no man could ever open...
