The Mobile Bible World project aims to provide an engaging biblical experience to children, through hands-on activities and information as to how the Bible was written, who wrote it, when, how it was accurately copied, translated into many languages, and how the manuscripts verify the text in our hands today.

Each year, the project aims to serve 40,000 children outside Cairo, primarily in Upper Egypt and the Delta. The goal of the project is to conduct eight events, each lasting seven days and reaching 5,000 children per event. In 2025, the Bible Society of Egypt are aiming to expand the project’s capacity by acquiring a second set of Mobile Bible World tents and equipment to facilitate simultaneous events in different regions.

In 2025, the goal is to provide each child with a special booklet on the reliability of the Bible to take home. Through these efforts, the project seeks to deepen children’s understanding of the Scriptures and encourage them to read God’s word every day and share it with their friends.

When the Mobile Bible World tour was launched in spring 2023 the Bible Society of Egypt were able to serve more than 18,000 children in just four events, with engaging, hands-on experiences that emphasise the reliability and historicity of the Bible. Overall, 27,500 rural children were reached in the first year, with tens of thousands more in 2024.

Participants are impacted as they gain a deeper understanding of the Scriptures and the need for more accessible translations, fostering lifelong confidence in the Bible’s reliability. The engaging experience connects children personally to their faith, creating lasting memories. Additionally, the project strengthens the Church in Egypt, enhances relationships within the community, and boosts fundraising efforts. By acquiring a second Mobile Bible World set, the initiative aims to double its reach and impact, further benefiting children and families across the region.