French Bibles For West Africa.

Help us provide French Bibles for our
brothers and sisters in West Africa.
For just $2.00 you can provide a new French Bible to someone who has never owned a Bible!

Many are coming to Christ through the ministry of Gospel For Africa. Giving them the Word of God is the best way to help them learn and grow in Christ.

Your generous donation of $20.00 US will purchase ten new French Bibles. A donation of $80.00 US will provide a case of 40 French Bibles. Make a donation today!
   La Bible Segond 21 is produced by the Geneva Bible Society. A non-profit Christian foundation established in 1917.

Pastor and Doctor in theology, Louis Segond was born in 1810 to French parents in Geneva and his translation of the complete bible was published for the first time in 1880. This text has been modernized and was published in 1975 with C.I. Scofield notes and again in 1979 under the name Nouvelle Edition de Genève.

The updating of the Louis Segond translation started in 1994. More thorough than the Nouvelle Edition de Genève, this revision modernizes the language by replacing the obsolete terms and corrects the translation where the revisers consider it necessary. It is based on the Greek and Hebrew original texts. Its motto is reliability, clarity and beauty.

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