On 5th May, 2023, the Bible Society of Zambia, held a fundraising breakfast at Radisson Blu Hotel with various stake holders. the General Secretary of the Bible society of Zambia welcomed and thanked all the stake holders that were present for supporting the work of the Bible society. While the Board Chairperson of the Bible society of Zambia, was at hand to eage all the stakeholder to come on board and support the hosting of the ABLI 2023 Conference and youth assembly. The stakeholder were also to hand to pledge support and commitment in ensuring that ABLI Conference was a great success ..read more

The Bible Society of Zambia says that, what the country has been witnessing is a cancer that the church must preach against. General Secretary Dr. Abraham Chikasa said, when a society grapples with issues of corruption, service and contract overpricing and many other bad vices, it essentially means that the nation has a challenge with integrity issues. Dr. Chikasa said that today, in sub-sahara Africa, the corruption which was estimated at us$ 150 billion a year does not seem to lessen or the situation to improve He was speaking during the sensitization meeting for Church Leaders, Government o ..read more

The Bible Society of Zambia, Was delighted to Host Dr Muhamad Ghamar from British and Foreign Bible Societies. During his visit, Dr Ghamar Held meetings with the church Leaders in Livingstone and Lusaka. During Both Meetings, Dr. Ghamar emphasized on the importance of African Biblical Leadership Initiative and the conference that will be held in Livingstone, Zambia ..read more

Good morning friends and family in the Bible Society. Today is 1st December and commemorated as World Aids Day. This year’s theme is Equalise, Closing The Gaps . The Bible says “There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus. Galatians 3:28 NIV. There is nothing that must discriminate or stigmatize based on any status. God calls us to love one another. Our prayer as a Bible Society must be one of Equalizing and Closing The Gaps to ensure all are welcome in God’s Kingdom. Amen ..read more

The Bible Society of Zambia, is conducting a Nsenga Bible Translation review workshop, in Petauke District, Eastern Province. The Workshop was officially Opened by Senior Chief Kalindawalo, the senior chief of the Nsenga Speaking People, All the reviewers have been drawn from various locations within the Nsenga speaking communities Nsenga Bible, translation review ..read more

1 Timothy 4:8 For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things, holding promise for both the present life and the life to come. As a way of promoting physical training and also distributing and engaging the people with the word of God, we showcased our services at this years Intercompany relay. We believe that those who come through our stand we so blessed, joyful and excited and their faith in God was boosted. Thankyou for supporting us and we shall continue praying for you just. God bless you all ..read more

              Its with great joy that the Bible Society of Zambia, will be hosting the 2023 African Biblical Leadership Initiative Conference. In 2022, ABLI was hosted by United Bible Society of Uganda who handed over the hosting mantle to the Bible society of Zambia ..read more

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The Bible Society of Zambia believes that in order for any country or Society to raise God fearing future leaders, there is need to prepare or train them from a tender age. (Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it. – Proverbs 22:6) The Bible Society of Zambia through its scripture engagement program has embarked on a program targeting the young people. The program involves distribution of free Bibles and other scripture booklets to the juveniles. It also involves sharing the word of God and helping them embark on a Christian Journey. Last week t ..read more

Raphael Chota is a 14 year old orphaned boy residing in one of  Zambia’s poorest communities called Bauleni compound in Lusaka District. After passing his grade Seven examinations with flying colors in 2019, Raphael’s celebration was cut short after his guardian,who is his uncle, told him that he could not afford to pay his fees to go to secondary school as he was not employed and looking after a family of five. This turn of events however, did not completely kill young Raphael’s dreams as he started doing peace works for people in his community who paid him and also collected recyclable ..read more