Bibles-for-the-World
At the heart of CAM programs is the goal to get the Gospel message into as many hands as possible. In 2017, donations to this program helped us fund the printing and distribution of more than 1.3 million Bibles. To spread the words of truth, we also use the avenues of Bible story books, inspirational books, Christian family magazines, and Bible correspondence courses. God has opened the door to distribute some of these items in unique places of the world.
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Bibles-for-the-World
The people of Younlay Town, Liberia, know very little of what it means to follow Jesus. “Even church leaders participate in activities of the dark world,” reports a CAM staff member in Liberia. “They desperately need Jesus. If we can get the Word of God into as many hands as possible, there is a greater chance of making a difference in Younlay Town.” Although a Bible only costs about $10 in Liberia, it is unaffordable for most of the population.
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