Thursday, August 7, 2008

Italy: Book of Hope enter classrooms

In Italy, while boasting a Christian population, very few Italians have a true relationship with Christ. However, a church in Palermo is praying that will change as they distribute 2500 copies of the Book of Hope.
Since many in the church are teachers, they’ve introduced the book to the religion teachers. Now many have adopted the Book of Hope as the official religion hour book.
Pray that many kids will respond to its saving message.

Missionary and evangelist Bob Hoskins founded Book of Hope in 1987 when he was asked by El Salvador’s Minister of Education to provide God’s Word to all of the country’s 986,000 school children.
Book of Hope’s mission is to affect destiny by providing God’s eternal Word to all the children and youth of the world.
The Book of Hope is a chronological and harmonized version of the four Gospels telling the story of the life of Jesus. It’s the evangelistic tool we use in accomplishing our mission of reaching the youth of the world by giving Bibles for children.

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