Bible League unveils user-friendly audio Bibles
Bible League International's audio Bibles are particularly significant for individuals with visual impairments, who often rely on church services to hear the scriptures.
POLOKWANE – Bible League International, a non-profit organisation dedicated to supplying Bibles worldwide through various programmes, has launched audio Bibles to cater to the needs of the blind and those who cannot read.
This innovative project aims to promote inclusivity and provide equal access to the Word of God.
The portable and user-friendly audio Bible features a solar panel and can be charged via a socket, making it convenient for users.
This initiative is particularly significant for individuals with visual impairments, who often rely on church services to hear the scriptures.
Timothy Ramoshaba, the provincial ministry coordinator, said it is essential to provide the visually impaired with access to the Word of God.
“Our audio Bibles are designed to reach those who are blind, cannot read, or are elderly. The audio Bibles are translated into indigenous languages and feature easy navigation through books and chapters. It is easy to use and anybody can operate it,” he said.
To learn more about this programme or to obtain an audio Bible, you can contact the Bible League International Office in Polokwane at 82 Hans van Rensburg or contact Ramoshaba on 064 700 0456.
