We believe that reading the Bible in public is a great way to break the ice with strangers and engage them in spiritual conversations. Which is why, on October 6, we’re going to hold the first annual Read The Bible In Public Day!

We chose October 6 in honor of the great Protestant reformer, William Tyndale, who was executed on October 6, 1536 for being the first to translate the Bible into the English language – an act considered by the Catholic church as heresy at the time. Tyndale and other reformers died so that we could have God’s Word translated into our common language and read it for ourselves.

On October 6, we’re going to celebrate our freedom to read God’s Word in English. Join us for Read The Bible In Public Day!

Help us promote the day by printing out these fliers and handing them out to your Christian coworkers, friends, and family. We printed 400 of them to hand out at our local college campus. Where will you hand them out?

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