A movement where Christ is named
American Bible Society
Bible translation & distribution · Founded 1816 · by Elias Boudinot · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
American Bible Society is one of the oldest Bible organizations in the United States, founded in 1816. Its mission is to make the Bible available and accessible so that people can engage with the Scriptures. Over its history it has published and distributed Bibles, supported translation, and produced resources that help individuals and communities read and understand the word of God.
What they do
American Bible Society works to make the Bible available and accessible, publishing and distributing Scripture and supporting translation efforts.
It produces resources and programs that help people read, understand, and engage with the Bible in everyday life, including ministries focused on trauma healing and spiritual care.
The organization also carries out research on Bible engagement and partners with churches and other groups to bring the Scriptures to people in a range of settings.
The Scripture behind the work
Where the door leads
American Bible Society seeks to connect people with the Scriptures that testify to Jesus Christ, trusting that God's word transforms lives. A reader might explore its online Bible resources, follow a reading plan, or find a study guide to begin. Its long-held aim is that engaging the Bible leads people into a deeper relationship with God.
Connect to the real thing
The Living Bread is a door, not the destination. The life is with Christ and his people.
People also ask
When was American Bible Society founded?
It was founded in 1816, making it one of the oldest Bible organizations in the United States.
What does American Bible Society do?
It works to make the Bible accessible through publishing, distribution, translation support, and resources that help people engage with Scripture.