Biblical resources shipped and printed locally
Books, Bibles, and booklets for pastors, churches, and readers in Nigeria, through October 2026.
Biblical resourcesOur Impact
Since 2021, we have served pastors and churches in Nigeria with biblical resources, theological training, and practical support. By God’s grace, the work continues to grow through the people and partnerships who share in it.
Equipping and Supporting
Books, Bibles, and booklets for pastors, churches, and readers in Nigeria, through October 2026.
Biblical resourcesEnglish, Yoruba, and Hausa resources produced in Nigeria, through October 2026. Part of our overall resource total.
Translation and publishingComing alongside those serving local churches, from 2023 through October 24, 2026.
Supporting faithful ministryEquipping / Biblical Literature
We bring books and Bibles to pastors, believers, churches, and seminaries across Nigeria. Working with publishers, local churches, and ministry partners, we help people access resources for faithful preaching, personal study, and discipleship.
Through shipping and local publishing, we have provided more than 100,000 biblical resources for ministry in Nigeria from 2024 through October 2026. From conference gatherings to church and seminary partnerships, these books are finding a place in the life of the Nigerian church.
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Translation
We have brought five Christian works to readers in Yoruba and Hausa, making sound teaching accessible in languages people know and use.
These include The Gospel of Jesus Christ by Paul Washer; Name Above All Names by Alistair Begg and Sinclair Ferguson; The Word Made Flesh, Ligonier’s Christology Statement; What Does It Mean to Be Born Again? by R.C. Sproul; and The Man on the Middle Cross by Alistair Begg.
Explore translationLocal publishing
Our local publishing work has produced 57,000 copies in English, Yoruba, and Hausa. These include 30,000 copies of The Gospel of Jesus Christ, 10,000 of the Christology Statement, 7,000 of The Man on the Middle Cross, and 6,000 of Name Above All Names, alongside The Pilgrim’s Progress, What Does It Mean to Be Born Again?, and the 1689 Confession of Faith.
Printing locally makes biblical resources more accessible while creating opportunities for Nigerian contractors.
Explore publishingEquipping / Theological Training
We encourage pastors to keep reading, learning, and growing—through guided study, mentoring, conferences, and workshops.
Since 2024, 134 pastors have enrolled in the Pastors Reading Program. As of October 2026, 68 are participating across four groups in northern and southern Nigeria.
Pastors Reading ProgramConferences, seminars, an intensive, and partner gatherings across 2022–2026—including seven LIT-hosted conferences in 2025 and 2026.
Conferences and seminarsTime spent alongside pastors through the reading program and workshops, encouraging sound teaching and faithful service.
Theological trainingSee what this learning means in a pastor’s own words: A revival in one pastor’s study
Preparing for faithful service
We supported three students through the Union School of Theology’s Abuja Learning Community. All three graduated in July 2025.
Our sponsorship contributed more than $6,600 toward their education across 2023–2025.
In June 2026, the South cohort brought together sixteen students for theological study through our learning community with Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary.
Forty-five students registered for the LIT Academic and Ministry Partnership, connecting academic preparation with resources for ministry.
Supporting / Pastoral care
Faithful ministry needs practical support. From 2023 through October 24, 2026, we have provided more than $82,000 in pastoral salaries and financial support, helping sustain service in local churches.
We come alongside pastors, interns, and congregations as they teach God’s Word, care for people, and labor for the advancement of the gospel.
Explore pastoral supportSupporting / Mercy Ministry
Through Foodbridge, we supported 34 households across two partner churches in 2024: Sovereign Grace Bible Church and Grace Reformed Baptist Church.
We devoted $3,527 to Mercy Ministry in 2024–2025, putting practical care alongside the work of equipping and strengthening the church.
Explore Mercy MinistrySince 2021
We begin serving the Nigerian church, with early pastoral book sets supplied to fifteen pastors through Crossway’s generosity.
We launch the Pastors Reading Program and support church families through Foodbridge.
Three Union School of Theology students graduate, and we host conferences in Gindiri, Jos, Abuja, and Lagos.
Mentoring, conferences, CBTS learning communities, and LAMP extend the work of preparing people for faithful ministry.
Ministry milestones through October 2026. Financial support figures through October 24, 2026, in US dollars.
From the field
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