Day: August 18, 2025

In Ethiopia, there is a plant called Chat (or Khat) that many people chew together in groups. Chewing Chat is a common way for friends and families to socialize, but it acts as a drug and can be addictive. Many young people in the area struggle with Chat addiction, as

In July, Biblica Ethiopia teamed up with Scripture Union Ethiopia to hold two Reach4Life (R4L) trainings for youth and students in Addis Ababa. These sessions brought together young people from different churches, schools, and neighbourhoods for a fun and interactive time focused on the Bible. During the trainings, everyone got

Pursuant to Biblica’s mission to provide God’s Word in the heart language of the people and in response to the need from the Oromo speaking population in Ethiopia, the Oromo R4L translation project was started immediately after the Bible launch. We thank God that 30,000 copies of this R4L were

Kombolcha is an industrial town in the northeast part of Ethiopia, about 376 kilometers from the capital city. The town has a population of around 125,654 people (as of 2021). Most people in Kombolcha are Muslim (74%), while 23.4% are Ethiopian Orthodox, and only 2.32% are Protestants. In fact, there