12 Audio New Testaments Finished in July
Faith Comes By Hearing, the world's largest resource for Audio Bibles, recently released 12 Audio New Testament recordings.
The following Audio New Testaments are now available:
| • Digo - Kenya | • Fijian - Fiji |
| • Jur Modo - Sudan | • Kwanja - Cameroon |
| • Naasioi - Papua New Guinea | • Nzebi - Gabon |
| • Runyankore-Rukiga - Uganda | • Siriano - Colombia |
| • Sotho, Northern - South Africa | • Uduk - Sudan |
| • Zapoteco de Albaradas - Mexico | • Zapoteco de Texmelucan - Mexico |
Cross-Country Cycling Trip Raising Funds for Solar-Powered Audio Bibles
Troy Love is Pedaling across the country for Proclaimers
Troy Love is a man on a mission.
August 1st, Love crossed the Golden Gate Bridge and began riding his bicycle east through San Francisco. Over the next 52 days, Love will ride about 3,785 miles to Yorktown, Va., raising awareness and funds for solar-powered Audio Bibles, called Proclaimers®.
A Proclaimer® is a dedicated audio player that can be used in the world's most remote and rugged locations. Designed by the non-profit Audio Bible ministry, Faith Comes By Hearing, the Proclaimer®'s embedded microchip is pre-loaded with an audio recording of New Testaments in over 400 foreign languages of the world. Indigenous pastors, priests and community leaders use these Audio Bibles to start Bible listening groups. Villagers in groups up to 300 gather around to listen and then discuss what they've heard. By interacting with the Word of God, people come to know and follow the God of the Bible.
Audio Bibles Have a Global Impact
Audio Bibles connect modern technology to the Word of God, with the timeless result of sharing God's Word with people who hunger for spiritual knowledge. Faith Comes By Hearing has been at the forefront of this movement, working tirelessly to compile the largest catalog of Audio Bibles in the world with ongoing translations being worked on as we speak. Thanks to these efforts, listeners from around the world can now hear the Scriptures in pristine digital recordings in 479 languages.
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