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2011-08-22
The New Testament in North-Karelian Published
The completion of the North-Karelian New Testament was celebrated in Vuokkiniemi, a village in Russian Karelia, on July 30, 2011. The presentation, held in the village community hall, was organized by the National Political and Religious Committee of Karelia together with Institute for Bible Translation's Helsinki office and local Vuokkiniemi village leaders. The event generated great interest among the villagers in spite of the onset of this year's berry-picking season, which at this time of year is an important income producing activity in the region.....
2011-05-10
The Komi Children's Bible
The Komi Children's Bible, or Stories from the Bible as it is called in the Komi language, was printed at the end of December, 2010. The official presentation took place on March 21, 2011 in the Komi Republic. People from governmental ministries, churches, newspapers, and radio were present....
2011-05-10
Presentation of the Children's Bible in Gagauzia
The official presentation of IBT's Children's Bible in the Gagauz language took place recently at the university in Komrat, the capital of the Gagauz population. Gagauzia is an autonomous province in Moldavia, and the Gagauz are a Turkic speaking people numbering 250,000 with a Christian culture...
2010-04-12
Report from Udmurtia
The Udmurt people, a folk group South West of the Ural Mountains, received an edition of the book, Bible Stories, in the Fall. It reached the local Christians just in time for them to give the book as Christmas and New Year’s presents. The Music Group from the Philadelphia Church in the city of Izhevsk also had books with them on their Christmas Tour to remote Udmurt villages...
2009-10-13
The “Angels Christmas Tree” visits 11,000 children
Eleven thousand children whose parent is confined in prison will receive a Christmas visit from “The Angels Christmas Tree” project. Our desire is to give each and every one of these children a Children’s Bible.
2009-07-21
Gospel to the Khanty people in Siberia
The Khanty live in the remote territory of northern Siberia and are one of the world’s most isolated people groups.
2009-04-28
Thanks for the Children’s Bible!
CHILDREN’S BIBLES SPREAD HOPE among prisoners and their children
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