According to local leaders, Bibles have not entered a specific closed North African country since 2008. Fear of government oppression restricts local believers from accessing Scripture on their phones.
Tanveer grew up afraid; beaten as a boy for failing to memorize the Quran, then angry, then lost to a violent crowd and drug addiction. His father threw him out of the house again and again.
Michael’s father had been sick for years—doctors, religious leaders, shrines, nothing worked. Then Michael’s friend Jeff offered to pray for him and shared Luke’s story of the paralyzed man healed by Jesus.
A local ministry team built a relationship with a school teacher and his family before ever mentioning the Injeel. When they offered him a Bible, he admitted he’d always wondered what it said but never had the chance to find out.
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Biglife is a global movement committed to catalyzing Disciple-Making Movements around the world. We equip believers to live out and share the Gospel in everyday life in a way that’s simple, Scriptural, and reproducible. With the support of our partners, we provide Bibles, training materials, and practical tools that empower people to walk in obedience and share both their story and God’s story. In this work, we’ve witnessed God move in incredible ways. The impact is not dependent on us, but on God, who uses surrendered lives to carry His message to every corner of the world. We go where He sends us and trust Him to do the rest.
According to local leaders, Bibles have not entered a specific closed North African country since 2008. Fear of government oppression restricts local believers from accessing Scripture on their phones.
A local ministry team built a relationship with a school teacher and his family before ever mentioning the Injeel. When they offered him a Bible, he admitted he’d always wondered what it said but never had the chance to find out.
Michael’s father had been sick for years—doctors, religious leaders, shrines, nothing worked. Then Michael’s friend Jeff offered to pray for him and shared Luke’s story of the paralyzed man healed by Jesus.
Tanveer grew up afraid; beaten as a boy for failing to memorize the Quran, then angry, then lost to a violent crowd and drug addiction. His father threw him out of the house again and again.
