MegaVoice

Psalm 18:30 (ESV): "...the word of the Lord proves true; he is a shield for all those who take refuge in him.

The Access Gap

The Bible is the most widely distributed book in the world, yet it remains largely inaccessible to those who are blind, illiterate, or living in remote regions. People who are blind often rely on bulky, expensive Braille Bibles, while those who cannot read—approximately 14% of the world’s adult population, plus many children and elderly—have very few ways to engage with the scriptures. Also, those in remote areas often face the double challenge of limited resources and lack of reliable electricity.

How do we ensure these communities aren’t left behind?

Meet MegaVoice

That is where MegaVoice comes in. They are a ministry dedicated to equipping everyone to engage with God’s Word, regardless of their language, literacy level, or physical ability. MegaVoice produces durable, solar-powered audio and video Bibles designed specifically for the world’s most “unconnected” places.

Their flagship product, the MegaVoice Solar Audio Bible, is a series of compact devices that bring the Word of God to life. These devices are built to be hardy and versatile, featuring a simple user interface that is incredibly easy to navigate. They come pre-loaded with the full Bible and offer options for thousands of different languages and versions.

My Personal Experience: A Review

I’ve had the opportunity to test a MegaVoice device over the past few months, and it has proven to be an incredibly useful tool. Here are a few highlights from my experience:

• Truly Intuitive: The design is straightforward and easy to master. With just a few buttons, I was able to navigate the recordings and learn the controls in almost no time.
• Built Like a Tank: This device is remarkably hardy. It’s built to withstand the bumps and drops of daily life without breaking, making it ideal for rugged environments.
• Impressive Battery Life: Because of the solar panel on the back, the device rarely runs out of power if used outdoors. In the three months I’ve been using it, I’ve only had to plug it into a wall once.
• Great for Kids: It’s a wonderful tool for children who can’t read yet (or are just learning). It allows them to engage with the Bible independently without needing a smartphone, which avoids the distractions and safety concerns that come with being online. For those learning to read, it’s a great “follow-along” companion.
• Support for the Elderly: I also found it perfect for seniors whose eyesight might be failing or who find it difficult to sit and read small print for long periods.

If you’d like to learn more about how they are making the Great Commission accessible to everyone, visit MegaVoice.com.