We are overwhelmed with gratitude as we announce a historic milestone: Good Samaritan Ministries Pakistan has now distributed over 150,000 free Urdu Bibles to believers, seekers, and families across the nation. What began as a humble calling has become a movement that is transforming communities from Karachi to Peshawar, from rural Punjab to the mountains of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
This achievement would not have been possible without the tireless dedication of our volunteers, local pastors, and faithful partners around the world. Under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Naeem Nasir, our teams have carried free Urdu Bibles into villages where the Word of God had never been available before. In many of these places, entire families are reading Scripture together for the first time in their lives. The hunger for the Word is real, and it continues to grow.
Each Bible that reaches a pair of hands carries the potential to change an entire household. We have heard countless testimonies of people who received a free Urdu Bible and found hope in the midst of poverty, healing in the midst of sickness, and salvation in the midst of despair. One pastor in southern Punjab told us, “When I placed the Bible in an elderly woman’s hands, she wept and said she had waited her whole life to hold God’s Word in her own language.” Stories like these remind us why this work matters so deeply.
But 150,000 is only a milestone — not the finish line. Pakistan is home to over 3 million Christians, and the vast majority still lack access to a personal copy of the Scriptures in Urdu. We are pressing forward with our Vision 2033 campaign to distribute one million free Urdu Bibles by the year 2033. If you have been blessed by this ministry, we invite you to join us in prayer and partnership as we continue this sacred mission of putting God’s Word into every willing hand in Pakistan.
