World’s Largest Bible Printer Is In Atheist China

Tuesday, February 24th, 2015

Though China is officially atheist, Christianity is growing, with believers now outnumbering communists. That’s good news for a huge Bible publisher that supports charities in China and Africa.

In the soulless gray industrial zone near Nanjing’s South Railway Station are the sounds of rattling and roaring inside Amity Bible Printing Co.

Without interruption, the printing machines pull in fresh paper, which emerges printed and cut seconds later as blue-clad workers sort the pages by hand. Continue reading

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