“Chin Su” threw some things in a small bag and
started walking. She walked for a day and a half before reaching the
church. She gave the pastor her name, and, to her great delight, he gave
her a Bible — the first one she’d ever owned.
Chin Su was willing to walk for more than 12 hours
to get a copy of God's Word. For many believers in restricted and
hostile nations, Bible ownership is out of the question. Bibles in these
areas are simply unavailable or too costly for poor believers.
This year, VOM workers have collected the names of
249,843 believers from hostile and restricted nations who are waiting
for a Bible. Each Bible costs just $6, including the cost of
distribution. Join us in providing Bibles to these waiting believers
today.
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