How is the Bible Network different from Bible distribution agencies such as Bible Society, Gideons, International Society, etc.?
While Bible societies primarily translate and publish Bibles in different languages, the Bible Network places those Bibles in the hands of seekers and believers. The Bible Network takes a unique approach to Bible placement. We do not distribute Bibles at random. Rather, we emphasise discipleship. We want to see new converts become active church members. Through the Project Philip program, we train and equip Christians to use the Bible to lead Bible studies, to make disciples and to establish churches if none exist. We work through local churches, empowering them by providing Scriptures and training. Local church leaders disciple seekers in small group Bible studies. Bible study students receive not only a Bible but also the training to understand it. We accurately report results of our worldwide ministry to our partners. The Bible Network reports the number of Scriptures placed, of graduates from small group Bible studies, of commitments to Christ shown through baptisms and of new chur
