Our Challenge
The many unreached peoples in the Himalayan mountain region of North India, Nepal, Pakistan and Bhutan still need to hear the Gospel. We have had long partnerships with ministries working in these areas, and these partnerships continue to expand. As we under gird national evangelists we partake in their church planting. Frequent trips taking in supplies offers encouragement and ministry to those who walk the hills and villages with the Gospel of Jesus.
Some might wonder what this has to do with the vision of Bibles for All. To you I will say: "Our calling was never to bring a book to people, but to make the content alive and relevant to them." Nations and homes may be flooded with Bibles. Who reads them? It was important that the Word became flesh through Jesus. It is just as important that the Word also becomes flesh through us, his body; the Church. We shall be His letters posted to every home for every person to 'read'.
Martin Luther nailed 95 theses to a church door in Wittenburg. We continuously hold up 33 points as a challenge to the Church in the 21st century. (You can get these too by writing to us.) We do not expect popularity, but we do expect revival, renewal and a reformation in the Church here, there and everywhere. Looking back on the history of "Bibles for All" we are grateful to you; and to God who made it possible, and surely he who supported us in the past will be the same tomorrow.
Thank you again, and may God richly bless you, your home and your Church!
Frank Kaleb Jansen
Here is a unique perspective on the history of mankind taken from scholarily insights of Biblical literature.
