Is there a charity that helps people with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis finally get ahold of a Bible?
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The Mormons will mail them a Bible for free...but it comes with a Book of Mormon.
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Get your own Bible.Or go here: http://www.kingjamesbible.com http://www.chick.com
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Contact any of your local churches or hospital chaplain, if they won't help, contact me!! I'll get you one. Praying for you.
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Email me, tell me what translation you would like, and where to send it. I will mail it the next day.
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The Gideons will help. That's what they do - provide Bibles to the community - hotels, hospitals..... Visit them on line at: http://www.gideons.org/Tgi.web/TGI.Web.PublicWebSite/default.aspx You will be able to find the nearest Gideons Organisation nearby.
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HotelCertificate.org is a pretty decent organization in this field of charity. It gives people access to hotel rooms for a limited amount of time, to get hold of the Gideon Bible.
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This is NOT a charity but it a group of people who leave bibles in Motels. IT is called the Gideons. go to a motel and look in the drawer and get the phone # of a Gideon and call them. They give bibles away to everyone. you might consider making a donation to them. God bless you. Also if you have access to the Internet you can look up the bible on it. God bless you!!
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Drug-resistant tuberculosis is commonly found in gay men; There are Christian groups who do provide Bibles through the x-gay channels. Other than that, any Church would be more than happy to give you a free King James Bible.
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Contact the American Bible Society. http://www.bibles.com/
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Drug resistant tuberculosis is not just common amongst gay men. Drug resistance figures for men, women, straight, gay are almost the same. Resistance to anti-TB drugs can occur when these drugs are misused or mismanaged. Examples include when patients do not complete their full course of treatment; when health-care providers prescribe the wrong treatment, the wrong dose, or length of time for taking the drugs; when the supply of drugs is not always available; or when the drugs are of poor quality
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