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Global Bible Month Brings People Together Around the World

By Carlos Fernandes, do Ongrace

Campaign brings together individuals, churches and organizations for 30 days of reading God’s Word. image: Courtesy of YouVersion

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This November, an international movement centered on the Holy Scriptures is bringing together Christians and churches from around the world. Global Bible Month is now in its second edition, with 15 million people and nearly 600 ministries already involved. The initiative has a simple yet powerful goal: 30 consecutive days of reading God’s Word under the theme “One Word for the World.” After all, the Bible is the most widely read book of all time, and its message has the power to transform lives. Transformed lives, in turn, can change the world for the better.

Through the website https://www.globalbiblemonth.com/pt-br, people can participate in the campaign and access information and supporting resources. Participants can choose from reading plans developed specifically for the initiative by YouVersion’s partner organizations. YouVersion, one of the world’s most widely used Bible apps and the organization behind the campaign, has surpassed 1 billion downloads and attracts more than 18 million daily visitors.

Major retailers such as Walmart and Hobby Lobby are supporting the initiative in the United States. The movement centered on God’s Word has also gained visibility in major tourist destinations, including Times Square in New York City. However, the campaign is not limited to places that attract large crowds. Global Bible Month has also engaged local congregations and families.

According to YouVersion founder Bobby Gruenewald, this growing interest is connected to the times we live in, when the overwhelming wave of technology permeates every aspect of life, affects relationships and raises questions about life’s meaning, belonging and transcendence. In an interview with the American Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), he highlighted that topics such as anxiety and hope are among the most frequently searched on the app, indicating a desire for the timeless values and teachings found in Scripture.