In many language groups living in Papua New Guinea, information of value is shared orally. Audio Bibles provide a way for people to understand and engage with God's Word...
You've found hope, joy, and peace through God's Word and your relationship with Jesus. Now you're wondering how to share God's Word with others! Here are 7 simple, authentic ways to share God's love...
Today, God's Story has been recorded in over 430 languages. It has been shared around the globe via CDs, group presentations, and, starting in 2005, MegaVoice audio players. Andrea describes this recording's ongoing influence as a testimony to God's faithfulness...
Shortly after beginning their outreach efforts, the Bartimeus Foundation was gifted a MegaVoice audio Bible by InTouch Ministries. Tibor didn’t know anything about MegaVoice, but he realized that this audio Bible was a great tool for reaching blind people...
Did you know that 70% of people around the world can't or don't read? By sponsoring an audio Bible a month through MegaVoice, you can show up for the least of us. ...
“Now, when they hear the Bible, they’re going to be able to say ‘It’s my Bible.’ It’s not the Bible of the conquistadors who invaded from other nations and taught us Spanish and made us speak their language. It’s the language we understand with our hearts.” ...
How could they reach people who are not yet Christians? Team members from MegaVoice introduced Tim to the Pathway Player. It was smaller, simpler, and cheaper. And it was perfect for the initiative that Tim had in mind. ...
This month, I had the privilege of speaking with Johan Grobler, Director of MegaVoice Southern Africa. 2022 brought opportunities for new connections and Partnerships in the countries surrounding Johan’s home base of South Africa. We discussed the future of MegaVoice in Africa and he shared many encouraging stories from his experiences over the past year!...
Trying to make the most of your short term mission trip? Audio Bibles offer a great way to create long-term impact....
For many of us, the idea of eating monkey meat, finding tarantulas in our kitchens, and living without cell service is unthinkable. For the Schurings, however, this is everyday life in the Amazon rainforest....