ແມ່ນແລ້ວ ຫຍ້າກໍຫ່ຽວ­ແຫ້ງ ແລະດອກໄມ້ກໍຮ່ວງໂຮຍ ແຕ່ພຣະ­ຄຳແຫ່ງພຣະ­ເຈົ້າຂອງເຮົາຈະມີຢູ່ຕະ­ຫລອດໄປ!
—  (Isaiah 40:8 in Lao)

Christians in China and other Asian counties have an enormous need for God's Word. They face a nearly impossible situations to get their own copy of a Bible due to government opposition, remote location, economic obstacles, or (usually) some combination of all three. Biblia Global works with local contacts, pastors, missionaries, and partner organizations to get a Bible to these Christians. Printing costs run $4 - $12 per Bible and transportation cost are roughly $.50 - $2 per Bible*. Click on the individual people group links below to learn more about each people group and our work with them.

The more we can print, the less each Bible costs. All Bibles are paid for by our generous donors and Bibles are given to believers. We never sell these Bibles. While we can share general country profiles detailing the state of Christians in restricted countries and the need for Bibles in those places (See HERE) we cannot share specific project details in all locations due to security considerations. We can offer encouraging stories and details when possible. Many of the Asian believers Biblia Global serves belong to persecuted minority people groups whose identity and ethnic makeup transcend national boundaries. For example the Hmong are spread over the mountainous regions of Thailand, Laos, Myanmar, Vietnam, and China.  With a total estimated population of 9 million, the Hmong have been particularly responsive to the Gospel, but also face heavy persecution. The need for Hmong Bibles is significant, and persecution is strong. In one province of a restricted nation, the Hmong Christian population is estimated to be 60,000 people, with only 10,000 Bibles. That's one Bible for every six people.

Photo: Pwo Karen Christians receive their first Bibles

Photo: Pwo Karen Christians receive their first Bibles

To illustrate the importance that God's Word makes for ethnic groups like the Hmong, one of our contacts recently shared that when the Bible gets into the village the whole village stays with Christ. Without the Bible, those who give their lives to Christ give into pressure from surrounding villages and turn away from the faith. God's Word is a critical for these persecuted minorities and makes an immeasurable impact. The evangelists have sown the seeds of the Gospel in the far reaches of Asia to people groups like the Hmong, Khmu, and Chin. The church has been planted and teams have worked for a generation to translate the Bible into these minority languages. But the job is not finished yet! God's people now need the physical Word of God in their hands. We as the western Church can't drop the ball and leave our brothers and sister in Christ without the fundamental resource to grow in their faith: the Bible.  

Photo: Lahu leaders and pastors receive their Bibles

Photo: Lahu leaders and pastors receive their Bibles

Your gift to Biblia Global and our Bibles for Asia Project will pay for the printing and delivery of Bibles to our Asian brothers and sisters in the hardest to reach places of the globe. Printing costs run $4 - $12 per Bible and transportation cost are roughly $.50 - $2 per Bible*.

Photo: Lahu Christians receive thier Bibles.

Photo: Lahu Christians receive thier Bibles.

Photo: Chin Christians wait to receive their Bibles.

Photo: Chin Christians wait to receive their Bibles.

*Your gift to Biblia Global and our Bibles for Asia Project will pay for the printing and delivery of Bibles to our Asian brothers and sisters in the hardest to reach places of the globe. Unfortunately we cannot preference gifts to go to an individual people group's Bible printing or to a specific Asian country; we instead pool the money given to the Bibles for Asia Project to fund the next Bible printing and/or delivery to the believers in greatest need of Bibles.


And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God.
— Ephesians 3:17-19, NIV 2011