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India (MNN) — The state of Bihar in India has been referred to as “the graveyard of missions.” Christians make up just a little more than one percent of the population of the entire state. Mawii Pudaite of Bibles for the World said she’s heard it said that “this northern state of Bihar is one of the most backward and depressed in India.” Pudaite says that the biggest issue is a lack of long-term workers in the state. In order to reach the people there, Pudaite asks for prayer. Bibles for the World is also doing what they can in the capital city of Patna. “This month, Bibles for the World is getting ready to send 100,000 copies of ‘No Greater Love’–the entire New Testament–to 100,000 selected families in the city of Patna.” Help send a copy for just $2.25. Visit our Web site for details. In the meantime, pray for the families that will receive the Word to be open and ready to hear God speak.
Full story: http://www.MNNonline.org/article/14574

New Arabic NIV Study Bible awaits printing
International (MNN) — The New International Version of Scriptures recently completed the Arabic NIV Study Bible. Biblica now begins the process of printing, and upon completion, these Bibles will give people from across the Middle East and North Africa access to God’s Word. The Bibles will be a great tool for Christians to reach out to their neighbors and a resource for many who have questions about Christ. To get started, Biblica needs your help. Any gift you give goes 100 percent to the printing of these Bibles.
Full story: http://www.MNNonline.org/article/14570

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