Across Vietnam, pockets of Christians of all ages are emerging from the shadows.

They’re a part of a nation where generations of people have experienced war, oppression and suffering.

In 1975, the communist government banned Christianity. The Bible became known as the ‘Forbidden Book’ and the government confiscated and destroyed many copies.   

In the 1990s, the government allowed Bibles to be printed within the country.

But today there is still a desperate shortage of Bibles for believers in Vietnam.   

To help provide a much longed-for Bible for a Christian in Vietnam please click here.