Manuel des Versets Bibliques

So many in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) are close to having the entire New Testament in their language. But years of civil war have destroyed the economy, leaving the church with scant resources to invest in Bible translation.

Christians in DRC have suffered much, and many are longing and praying to see a completed New Testament in their lifetimes.

The Worldwide Status of Bible Translation:

• At least 7,000 languages are spoken or signed around the world.
• At least 1.5 billion people do not have the full Bible in their language — that’s more people than the entire continent of Africa!
• More than 1,500 languages have access to the New Testament and some portions of Scripture in their language.
• Almost 700 languages have the complete translated Bible.
• At least 2,000 languages still need a Bible translation started.
• Work is being done in more than 2,700 languages worldwide and over 2,100 of these projects involve Wycliffe Global Alliance partners.

Without a Bible it would be impossible to complete this 'What is God like?' Bible Study Series, so until we can raise sponsorship to supply every African completing this Series with a Bible, we have created a Bible Verse Handbook that can be downloaded online to compliment the Stonecroft Trinity Series in French..