I’d recommend Lifewords to anyone who is looking for well produced and attractive materials to help them share the Bible in services, groups or in their community - my team is very grateful for these amazing resources.

It is a privilege to give these resourcse to the women I give pastoral care to. I thank your supporters and want them to know how much they are a blessing to women in prison. I am very grateful for the booklets provided by Lifewords and for those who support the organisation.

I recently spent time in hospital, visiting the chapel daily and some of Lifewords resources were there. I took some and found them so helpful, allowing me to feel peace and help while in hospital. I found these resources at a very tough time in life and wish I had them sooner - the resources are incredible and really helped me in a time of need.

"We are so very grateful to Lifewords for providing Daily Strength booklets that act as spiritual nourishing for people facing time away from all that is familiar to them. It is a reminder that God is as near in hospital as anywhere!"

"The Little Book of Chaos was what ended up bringing me to Christ."

"It is a privilege to give these to the women I give pastoral care to. I thank your supporters and want them to know how much they are a blessing to women in prison."

"These books give a ray of light into patients' dark times. They are received with great enthusiasm and always gratitude that someone they do not know has thought about them. They bring much comfort to the patients there when they are quite often going through a really dark time in their lives."

"The transformation I’ve seen after people have read your resources is phenomenal. I wouldn’t be able to do my job without your resources. I can talk to people, but they need something to take back into their cells, to read when they are alone. These resources have literally saved lives."

"These booklets bring an amazing sense of comfort to our patients. They encourage people in their faith when life feels hard, and they are distanced from home and all that is familiar."

As a Chaplain and Salvation Army Officer I journey with people in addiction and your resources are invaluable.