India Bible Literature
India Bible Literature was started in the year 1975 by the missionaries Dr. William Scott and Dr. Mrs. Joyce Scott with the prime goal to get the Word of God in every home in India. Their burden was to place the Word in the hands of the people in their own language.
Vision
- To place the Scripture in every home in India.
Mission
- To equip the church planter / grass-root level worker to share the love of God with their own people.
- To plant churches / home fellowships through preachers / workers trained by I.B.L.
- To transform the villages by educating the illiterate adult villagers through the help of the trained teachers evangelist hailing from the same village.
- To share the love of God with the children.
- To train the village church planters and children’s workers through conferences / training programmes.
- To print and publish different Bibles and Scripture Materials in various Indian languages to enable people to grow in the Lord.
OUR MINISTRIES
Patashala
Patashala is a training program that trains and equips the grass-root evangelists in effective Christian witnessing. IBL partners with organizations and churches to train their evangelists for a year
Adult Literacy
The usefulness of distributing Bibles is limited if people can’t read. In order to facilitate every illiterate attending the church to read the Bible and grow in Christ, Literacy India Trust was started in the year 1984
Scripture Distribution
The prime vision for India Bible Literature from the day it was started in 1975 was to place a Bible in every home in India. We thank and praise God who was gracious on us to continue the vision
OUR PUBLICATIONS
LIFE STORIES
Mrs. Vanitha * (40 years) is from Buggalapalli, Andhra Pradesh. She belongs to the Lambada community. She started attending the AL night classes in her village…
Mrs. Budhma * (51 years) belongs to the SC and ST community. She never went to a school. But at the age of 51 she thought never to miss the chance of education when…
Mr. Bharat * (35 years) is from Kamta village, Nabarangpur, Odisha. He was born in a poor family and so he did not have the opportunity to learn. When he grew up, he was …
