Favorite Stories from the Bible

To many people, a colorful book of Bible stories in their own language is an unusual and prized gift.

CAM’s 101 Favorite Bible Story book was translated into the Armenian language. These books are finding their way into cities and villages.

This Haitian boy has just received his own Bible story book in the language of his country. His beaming face tells how he treasures this book.

Most of the Turkana people believe in a god they regard as omnipotent yet distant and uninvolved in the lives of people..

Our contacts in Russia request thousands of Bible story books to share in various parts of the former Soviet Union. Books are given to the Nenet people.

Slums are home to millions of precious children around the world. Slum children in Kenya often suffer from drunken fathers who cause miserable homes.

Books flood our market today. We tend to take them for granted. But at remote schools in Peru, the students have hardly any books to call their own.

My name is Ameula Marya. Ameula means “sick” in my tribal language. My parents gave me this name because I was sick at birth. I live in South Sudan and am 9 years old. I have one 7-year-old brother and live in a compound with my aunts, uncles, and cousins.