UBS World Report
June
2002, Number
368
Pope
commends Bible Societies for urgent work which brings
churches together
[More...]
Opening the eyes
of the blind [More...]
Thousands confess
and get baptised in Rwandas prisons
[More...]
Brothers behind
bars find Jesus and help build church
[More...]
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Andrey, who is visually
impaired, reads a large-print Gospel provided by the Bible Society. Brest,
Belarus. Photo: Bible Society of the Republic of Belarus (BYE02DJ-1.JPG)
Contents
Latvias
first Bible Club makes humble beginning
From prisoner
to prison ministry (Ukraine)
Opening the eyes of the blind (Belarus)
Libraries offer key to distribution in region polluted
by Chernobyl (Belarus)
A bequest which opened the Societys eyes
(Lebanon)
US soaps give poor impression of Christians
TV chief (Egypt)
Bible Society amazed by bookfair sales
(Egypt)
Palestinian Bible Society leader calls for prayer
following Passover killings (Israel)
UBS appeals on behalf of Palestinian children and
families (England)
Good news for an English farmer! (England)
Pope commends Bible Societies for urgent
work which brings churches together (England)
Old Testament scholar dies (Switzerland)
Society pays tribute to the Queen Mother (England)
An island at the
crossroads (Madagascar)
Depot points the way for the future (Madagascar)
Bible work seriously disrupted by political
crisis in Madagascar
Bible Work broadens its reach in Niger
Preparations under way for Kiswahili Radio Bible
project (Kenya)
Thousands make confessions and get baptised in
Rwandas prisons
Bible Society in Botswana targets young
people
People of DR Congo grateful to God for protection
Zimbabwe election
distribution sparks demand for more Scriptures about leadership
Bolivia Focus:
Going the distance pastor takes
FCBH to remote villages
Brothers behind bars find Jesus and
help build church
Lakeside village church revitalised
by FCBH and Bible Society Scriptures
Pastor had to leave home for his faith
Bible Society comes through the flood
distributing Scriptures to victims
More Than Gold unites Christians in
outreach at Utah winter games (USA)
ABS launches Project Constant Hope for dispirited
and wounded of heart (USA)
First Inuktitut Bible at draft stage (Canada)
Bible Society quick to respond to Perus
worst blaze in 40 years
A dream fulfilled
(Bangladesh)
Literacy program opens bright new door
for Bangladeshi women
Bible Week brings surprises (Philippines)
Raising the flag (Philippines)
Tagalog/English diglot Bible launched (Philippines)
The journey of the imperfect Bible
(Malaysia)
The Bible that started everything (Malaysia)
Japan Bible Society helps with donation of wristwatch
computers to September 11 victims
Bibles distributed in Yunnan Province (Peoples
Republic of China)
UBS in exploratory visit to East Timor (Australia)
Great things done through Bible Society ministry
in the year following Gujarat earthquake (India)
Indonesian Bible
Society ministers to flood victims: photos tell the story
General Secretarys family caught up in church massacre (Pakistan)
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