Hello World,

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the NIV, the world’s bestselling Bible, is being offered as a free mobile app for 2015!!! For the entire calendar year, Zondervan, partnered with Biblica and Tecarta, have created the NIV 50th Anniversary mobile app, which provides convenient, access to the world’s most read Bible, with just a swipe of the finger. Compatible with iOS and Android operating systems, the app provides valuable content in addition to the NIV Bible at no cost to the user.

Inside the app, users will have access to devotional and study notes from bestselling NIV Bibles.  Stories and videos related to the 50^th anniversary are also featured for readers to learn more about the history and development of the NIV. Each quarter, new anniversary content will be made available and the campaign’s theme will change, highlighting another promise of the translation for its readers.

“The NIV was Made to Read from the beginning and still is today.  There is no better way to kick off the theme than by offering the NIV for free for an entire year,” said John Kramp, SVP and Bible publisher for HarperCollins Christian Publishing. “Our intent is to make God’s Word easily accessible to millions through the launch of this mobile app.”

The NIV 50^th Anniversary mobile app is free and available here. For additional information on the NIV 50^th Anniversary, please visit www.thenivbible.com.  Or, connect with the NIV Bible on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+.

Below is the video about the NIV 50th Anniversary…

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