‘For to us a child is born, to us a son is given’ (Isaiah 9:6)
I’m sure you love hearing these words read at Christmas carol services. They promised a Messiah to the people of Israel, 700 years before Christ’s birth. This promise is for you and me. This promise is for all people, everywhere.
And yet, as much as we love this verse, the injustice is that for too many people who are craving for the Bible, these words are just out of reach.
But you can help change that.
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Thanks to supporters like you, historic progress is being made. Yet, 1 in 5 people worldwide are still waiting for the Bible in their language.
As a child growing up in Cambodia, Borath didn’t hear much about Jesus, however today he leads a small but growing church for Bunong people.
Pastor Borath is a faithful preacher, but only has part of the Bible to preach from: the rest is trapped in a language he and his church can’t understand.
‘When I read the Bible in Khmer [the national language], there are some words I don’t understand,’ Borath says. ‘And if I don’t understand what it says, I can’t understand what God is saying to me or to the people I lead.’