Mega Voice International

Mega Voice International is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing access to the Bible in various languages, particularly to communities where literacy is a barrier or where access to printed materials is limited. The organization was founded in the early 2000s by visionaries including Tom Treseder, Ken Crowell, and Rudolf Geigy with the mission of bridging the gap between the Gospel and those unable to read[1][3].

Mission

The mission of Mega Voice International is to ensure that every person, regardless of their circumstances or location, can experience God's Word in their own "Heart Language." They strive to provide high-quality, easy-to-use solar-powered audio and video Bibles, leveraging partnerships with various ministries and organizations to distribute these devices globally[1][5].

Activities and Achievements

Mega Voice International has made significant strides in its mission. As of the latest updates, they have distributed audio Bibles to 46% of the world's countries and delivered over 3.3 million players worldwide. Their audio library includes translations in over 7,900 languages and dialects[5]. Their work involves collaborations with indigenous pastors, mission agencies, Bible societies, and translators to reach remote and underserved areas[5].

Financial Structure

The organization relies primarily on contributions for funding, with no significant income from programs, investments, or other sources[2]. As a 501(c)(3) organization, donations to Mega Voice International are tax-deductible[2][5].

Goals and Initiatives

One of Mega Voice International's ambitious goals is to distribute 16,000 audio Bibles by 2026[1]. They also launched initiatives like the MegaVoice Bible a Month Club, which allows supporters to sponsor monthly audio Bibles for people around the world[4]. This initiative not only provides access to the Bible but also focuses on sustainable discipleship projects that have long-term impacts in communities[4].