Exhibitors

“Reach4Life is Biblica’s flagship discipleship program for young people aged 12 to 18+. It reveals God’s plan for identity, sexuality, and relationships — helping at-risk youth overcome temptation, make wise life choices, and walk with Jesus.”

A total of 32 participants, aged 12 years and older, from Soweto, Snake Park, and Slovoville joined the run. The group included a mix of Reach4Life peer educators and club participants, all of whom are involved in the 40-week Biblica Bible engagement programme.

Tshepo Kgapane, the Phakama Reach4Life SADC Coordinator, commented: “Run for the Bibleless by far is the best initiative in doing a visible contribution in advancing the kingdom through different Bible translations. I'm always grateful to serve Biblica and Phakama and to organize the annual Reach4Life- team for the Run.”

Participants had a great deal of fun, with Bible Man being a particular highlight. Many noted that they were not well prepared in 2026, but expressed their commitment to take part again in the next run, with hopes of winning the relay in 2027.

Bible League International works in South/Southern Africa through its regional hub to equip local churches with Bibles, training, and discipleship programmes, especially in under-resourced communities. In practice, this includes Bible distribution, evangelism and discipleship training, helping churches grow and reach their communities.

“Broadcasting since 1954, we are a global network of partnerships using media to take God's Word to nations, tongues and tribes around the world. Now, the gospel speaks 200+ languages on air, online and on the ground in 190 countries thanks to the Lord's work in our ministry!”

“It is the task of the Bible Society of South Africa to provide affordable Bibles for everyone in their own language and in suitable formats so that all may experience the life-giving message of the Word.”

“Our focus is to protect and uphold the rights of our community’s children. We advocate on behalf of our children, who have been abused, neglected, abandoned or orphaned, to place them in an environment in which both their physical and emotional wellbeing is developed to give these children an opportunity for a better future.”

We are excited for the possibility of a special R4TB for the Child Welfares in the region next year.

Open Doors Africa supports and strengthens Christians who face persecution for their faith by providing Bibles, training, practical aid, and advocacy across Africa and globally. In Southern Africa, it also mobilises and equips local churches to pray, give, and speak out for persecuted believers, helping connect them with the needs of the global Church.

Impact Missions is a Christian ministry in South Africa that focuses on training, discipling, and mobilising people—especially young adults—for mission work and outreach. It provides mission training, camps, counselling, and community programmes, and takes teams on local and international outreach trips while supporting churches and projects (including Bible distribution and youth initiatives).

“PHOLA was founded to address the deep-rooted impacts of trauma on children, women, families, and communities across South Africa. PHOLA responds to these issues through culturally grounded, people-centered therapeutic approaches.”

We are currently in talks with PHOLA about future partnership opportunities.

“MegaVoice International Africa NPC is a non-profit organization with the aim to distribute the word of God in audio and video to those that cannot and do not read. We are funding various projects reaching the lost in Africa, providing solar-powered audio Bibles & rugged video players.”

We are thankful to MegaVoice for their partnership over the years in providing audio devices with translated Scripture to the communities with whom we work.

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