Chan Keen Mun, Bible Mission Trip to Cambodia, 15–18 March 2019
In June 2018, I was praying for God’s instructions and direction for this Bible Mission Trip to Cambodia, which was originally scheduled to take place in September 2018....
Articles by The Bible Society
Making The Word Known – Through the Lenses of a Bible Missionary
“That Your way may be known on earth, Your saving power among all nations.”—Psalm 67:2 Since 2017, The Bible Society of Singapore (BSS) has been honouring the selfless...
Ellyne Kok, Bible Land Tour, Turkey, 3-12 Jun 2019
I joined this Bible Land Tour to Turkey led by Bishop Terry Kee. This was my first vacation that included a study tour and it will definitely not...
An Outreach to Transient Workers
ALLIANCE OF INDIAN MINISTRIES I-CARE There are more than 250,000 transient workers living in Tuas, mostly comprising of Indians, Bangladeshis and Sri Lankans from South Asia. Many of...
How the Bible changed this former murderer
When you meet Eduardo, it’s impossible to imagine this polite, softly-spoken church pastor could ever have been a violent, drug-taking killer. I’ve never met anyone with such a...
Linette Tan, Vietnam Bible Mission Trip, 30 Nov – 3 Dec 2018
The Bible Mission Trip to Vietnam has been eye-opening. We saw how God is working in and through the lives of the local there. There were certainly many...
“Whether I Can See or Not, I Will Continue to Believe in...
When Honglin, 40, cannot find her way home during rainy days, she would pray earnestly. God never fail to help her find her way. Even though she has...
The parable of the good Samaritan speaks today
Head of Supporter Relations Alan Kember reflects on a recent visit to Mozambique – and the Psalm that gives voice to an HIV positive woman’s cry. Mozambique: a...
Life after ISIS: returning to Nineveh
Like many Christians returning to Iraq, Ihsan and Lara have lost their home and experienced tragedy in the conflict with ISIS. Thanks to our supporters, the Bible is...
Forgiving those who killed my sister
Yasmine lost her sister during the fighting in Aleppo. Here, she tells her story of escape and how upon arriving in Lebanon, she discovered the Bible, Jesus, and...
The orphans who know they’re loved
Our Programme Adviser for Africa, Ken Dachi, has recently returned from visiting our project with orphaned children in Swaziland. Here he reflects on his trip and two brothers...
Last port of call: The chaplain giving people hope before they’re deported
“Our job is to give people hope,” says the Rev Patrick Wright. He’s one of the chaplains at Heathrow’s Immigration Removal Centre. Here, roughly 1,000 men and a...