This month is definitely a feedback month! There’s some encouraging news from our International President as we look at our up-to-date facts & figures. There’s feedback from one of our National Directors in a ‘hard pressed, but not crushed’ situation, and there’s some unexpected Sena-related feedback from Mozambique – plus the latest article on a Bible translation matter from our website, and some prayer points. Enjoy the read!

For those of us who live in the comfort of the UK, we find ourselves a bit disconnected from the persecution of Christians around the world who are suffering for their faith. But we know, as we read our Bibles, that suffering is often part of the Christian life. For hundreds of years men and women have risked their lives in the firm belief that spreading the gospel is both a calling and a command……………...

On the one hand, the "Sinai for Sena" project has now reached its conclusion; the mountain was climbed, funds were raised, Bibles were bought and delivered, with 3000 distributed so far. On the other hand, the effects of that project are only just being felt, and will rumble on into eternity as the distribution continues! Why? Because God’s Word is living and active, and “is able to make people wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus” (2 Tim 3:15)……………………..
 

Video: “Restored - The Word Returns”.

The conclusion of the “Sinai for Sena” project in Malawi, with a focus on the Sena Bible ‘returning’ to the people, following the loss of many Bibles in a cyclone in 2023.

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Sinai for Sena Conclusion: Distribution Days in Nsanje, Malawi.

May 2026

We’re rejoicing with the Roma people of Serbia & Croatia, and thankful to God that the dedication of the three Roma New Testaments on 8 April went very much to plan. This was far more than a formal event; it was a sacred moment in the life of the Roma people, and a powerful testimony to the transforming work of God through mother-tongue Scripture………………

Significance in Serbia and Resurrection Reality!  

April the 8th is an important date for the Romani people; it's the International Romani Day. This is a day for the Roma people to celebrate Romani culture and raise awareness of the issues facing Romani people around the world. As significant as this is for the Romani people, something even more significant is due to happen in Serbia on that day for three Roma language groups; the dedication of their newly translated New Testaments! 

One of my favourite photos from last year's collection was one that I took whilst at the launch of the Lambya Bible in Malawi. It’s a photo I often use when visiting churches. Across the top of the photo I quote from Psalm 119:48, which says: “I reach out for your commands, which I love, that I may meditate on your decrees”. I then ask people to look at the faces of those who are eagerly reaching out for a copy of God’s Word………...

The New Year is a chance to look forward, but also a chance to look back to assess what we've been doing in previous years. This issue is therefore all about numbers…… whilst also recognising that it’s not all about numbers! Because, hiding behind every number, there are real precious lives that have been changed and influenced by the Word of God………………….