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My favorite book was banned

My favorite book was banned

  You’ve most likely read one of my favorite books of all time: To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Even if it wasn’t required reading when you were in school, many adults today have read it — or at least seen the movie. It’s a book I’ve reread multiple times...
One Bible helped lead Zara’s entire family to Christ

One Bible helped lead Zara’s entire family to Christ

We serve a powerful God, don’t we? Zara’s story is the perfect example of how our God transforms lives and makes them whole. But Zara wasn’t a Christ-follower when our partners first met her. It wasn’t until she received a Bible from Bibles for All Ambassadors that...
Banned Books Week: The one book people are willing to die for

Banned Books Week: The one book people are willing to die for

Most booklovers are probably familiar with the significance of this week. Sept. 26 – Oct. 2 is Banned Books Week. Launched in 1982, this annual event started as a result of schools, libraries, and bookstores challenging the “appropriateness” of certain books. However,...
4 ways to pray for people living in Bible deserts

4 ways to pray for people living in Bible deserts

Imagine encountering someone who’s just stumbled out of the desert after being lost for days. They’re weak from dehydration. They’re disoriented and confused. Someone who has had to go without the Living Water for most of their lives is in a similar situation. They...
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