In most developing nations, Christian bookstores and Bible societies are the main way that people access Bibles and other vital Christian resources. Sadly, these stores do not offer these Bible resources in a way that most people can watch, listen, or read on their cell phone, which is the main device that most people own. Many people do not have DVD/CD players or internet access. This missed opportunity limits those who need or prefer to watch or listen rather than read.
People in most developing nations can only get Bibles and other vital resources from Christian bookstores and Bible societies. Sadly, these stores do not offer these Bible resources in a way that most people can watch, listen, or read on their cell phone, which is the main device that most people own. Many people do not have DVD/CD players or internet access. This missed opportunity limits those who need or prefer to watch or listen rather than read.
In developing nations, many people use microSD cards to allow their phone to have more space. A Bible.SD card easily inserted into their mobile phone could give them audio Bible, Bible stories, gospel films, and so much more. Many bookstores in developing nations would gladly make Bible microSD memory cards in local languages available to their customers, if only they had them prepared. Currently, only missionaries or well-connected national partners get access to these gospel memory cards.
