| Publishers promote Bible reading |
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| Written by Eric Tiansay | |
| Friday, 03 December 2010 03:31 PM America/New_York | |
 Publishers in two European countries each with a rich Bible heritage are involved in campaigns to encourage more reading of the Scriptures. |
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