Bibles for America

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Bibles for America is a non-profit organization[1] that distributes complimentary copies of the New Testament Recovery Version and other Living Stream Ministry publications in the United States. The complimentary study Bible (in English or Spanish) contains aids authored by Witness Lee such as footnotes, cross-references, maps, charts, and outlines.

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[edit] History

Bibles for America (BfA) opened its office in Irvine, California in the spring of 2000. BfA now distributes the New Testament Recovery Version nationwide, with a stated goal of distributing one million copies of the Recovery Version New Testament by the year 2010.

Bibles for America chose to distribute the New Testament Recovery Version. It includes footnotes; scriptural cross-references; maps; charts; and outlines for each New Testament book.

[edit] Free Literature Distribution

In 2010 Bibles for America began free distribution of ministry literature in hard copy and in downloadable electronic format. Available for distribution are the following ministry books: The Basic Elements of the Christian Life I, II and III, The All-Inclusive Christ, The Glorious Church, The Economy of God and The Knowledge of Life.

[edit] Mobile Applications

In late 2010, BfA released a mobile application for Android phones and subsequently, in early 2011, for the iPhone.

[edit] Distribution programs

Bibles for America (BfA) provides several volunteer distribution programs, including brochures, mailing programs, internet forms, special tours and various public distribution methods to reach persons interested in a free copy of the New Testament Recovery Version.

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