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Revival Fires to Send Bibles to Cuba

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Revival Fires Ministry has been asked to assist in an effort to flood Cuba with 1 million Bibles. Revival Fires has committed to providing 100,000 of the Bibles, according to Cecil Todd, founder and president.

Todd said the Bibles will be distributed to Cuba”s public schools, jails, prisons, and libraries, as well as to pastors and churches.

Todd said open Bible distribution has been barred in Cuba since 1969.

It costs $5 for Revival Fires to print and deliver a Bible to Cuba. Donations designated “Bibles for Cuba” may be mailed to Revival Fires Ministry, P.O. Box 1008, Branson West, MO 65737.

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