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This taxi driver didn’t want a tip. He wanted a Bible.

This taxi driver didn’t want a tip. He wanted a Bible.

Charles Spurgeon compares God’s Word to a “balm for every wound, a salve for every sore.” When you give someone a Bible, you help provide the ultimate comfort and relief for hurting people around the world. And you give believers like Danush the chance to keep...
Bibles in Iran: The demand is high, but the supply is low

Bibles in Iran: The demand is high, but the supply is low

In Iran, being a Christian is one of the riskiest things you can do. It can get you separated from your community. It can get you thrown into a prison cell. It can even get you killed. It’s one of the most dangerous places in the world for believers to live, and far...
This taxi driver didn’t want a tip. He wanted a Bible.

Iran intelligence minister admits Christianity is spreading

Iran is home to one of the world’s fastest-growing Christian populations. We’ve known this — our partners working secretly inside Iran have told us over and over how the underground church is exploding so fast that they can’t even keep up with the demand for Bibles!...
Bibles for All Ambassadors get Bibles into Iran

Bibles for All Ambassadors get Bibles into Iran

Hamid grew up like most good Iranians do — as a member of a strong Muslim family. For him, it was just as much a culture as it was a religion, and Christianity wasn’t on his radar. But then, Hamid ran into an old friend.We’ve changed Hamid’s name to protect his safety...
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