Central Asia Bible and Literature Fund

Provide Bibles and Scripture portions and gospel resources to people groups across Central Asia.
Translating the Bible into the heart language of every people group in Central Asia is essential when sharing the good news of the gospel. Your gift to this project will translate and distribute the Scripture for peoples across Central Asia in several formats. Along with traditional hard copy Bibles, the full Bible and Bible portions are also being widely distributed electronically through the use of SD cards, social media and evangelistic internet websites. We are also working to translate resources for theological education. Your partnership in these projects will help take the gospel to the more than 500 distinct people groups of Central Asia!
Translating the Bible into the heart language of every people group in Central Asia is essential when sharing the good news of the gospel. Your gift to this project will translate and distribute the Scripture for peoples across Central Asia in several formats. Along with traditional hard copy Bibles, the full Bible and Bible portions are also being widely distributed electronically through the use of SD cards, social media and evangelistic internet websites. We are also working to translate resources for theological education. Your partnership in these projects will help take the gospel to the more than 500 distinct people groups of Central Asia!
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Central Asian Peoples

From the mountain peaks of the Caucasus to the steppes of Kazakhstan, the heartland of Asia is a place of mystery, having been mostly off-limits to travelers for the last 2000 years. With its blue-domed cities, frenetic bazaars, and remote yurts, Central Asia captures the romance of the Silk Road. Ancient traditions, loyal relationships, and generous hospitality make up the foundation of Central Asian values. Once home to the early church, Islam is now the predominant religion of Central Asia. Architecture, dress, and cultural expectations are all marked by it's influence.

Political, religious, and cultural divisions have fractured Central Asia's governments and global relations. This instability has left people seeking an anchor for hope and peace. Jesus is their peace, but most of Central Asia's 365 million people have no knowledge of the gospel.

Pray that as Central Asians will meet the life-giver and Prince of Peace so they can experience the abundant joy that Jesus offers.

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