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Bible Study for Mongolians Project Update

9 February 2026

Over the past three months, we have successfully delivered Bible study lessons on the books of Daniel, Revelation, and the Gospel of Matthew. Today, more than 400 Mongolian Christians from around the world are regularly studying the Bible with us, supported by these translations and teachings.

If you would like to be part of this God-led journey—helping Mongolian believers grow in their love for God’s Word, understand it with theological clarity, and stand strong in their faith while moving away from false or distorted teachings—this is a meaningful opportunity to get involved.

I will continue to provide regular updates so you can clearly see the impact of your support and how your contribution is making a real difference.

Please visit our website at www.biblestudyformongolians.com and see it yourselves!

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The Book of Daniel translated into Mongolian

9 February 2026

Dear donors,

I’m excited to share a small but meaningful update with you.

We’ve just finished and published the Book of Daniel in Mongolian, and it’s now available on our website as a free downloadable resource. Alongside the book, we also launched our very first Bible study podcast with Pastor Suvd from City Church. In our first series, we explored the Book of Daniel together, and I’m humbled to share that the podcast reached #1 in the Mongolian Bible study category and #17 overall in the Mongolian podcast charts.

Looking ahead, we’re preparing to launch the Book of Revelation by the end of this month, and I’m really looking forward to sharing that with you soon.

Your support will help us run the project smoothly. Since we haven't have any donation so far, I'm financing the project with my income because I truly believe God is behind this work, and that gives me peace.

Therefore, if God moves your heart to support His people in Mongolia, this is a project worth investing in. I promise to be a faithful steward — someone you can trust with what you give.