Bible Copy Club is "God's Word In Your Hand". Capturing the sense that God's word is both precious and personal. It is something to be cherished and held, both tightly and gently.

This year, Bible Copy Club will focus on seeing more of God in every passage.

No longer "What's in it for me?" but rather, "Who is in it for me."

Advent is a period of hope and anticipation for a Savior. Its luster is more clearly seen and more keenly felt when set truthfully against the real darkness of a fallen, stricken, and largely unrepentant world.

Only when we witness Christmas as the serious business it is, can we truly make space for Jesus and experience true tidings of comfort and joy

Copying out meaningful song lyrics, poems or Bible verses brings new meaning and intimacy to our relationship to the writing, as I found out when I stopped dissing Springsteen and actually wrote out his lyrics.

When we copy passages from the Bible we are connected by an unbroken thread to the first authors of the Bible and to countless anonymous saints of the past. Bible copywork is a visceral emotional experience.

He who holds the pen holds the power. Writers are remembered and also determine what will be remembered and cherished. The pen is truly mightier than the sword. As long as those words are trustworthy and true to stand the test of time.

Humans are fragile and can only control so much of the environment around them. Sometimes (oftentimes) when we are at the end of our power to act, the only thing we can do is pray.

Bible Copy Club was set up to increase your joy in the word of God. This short article contains tips on how to ensure the practice serves that purpose so you can come closer to the word and heart of God without feeling the burden to “get it done” or to do it perfectly.

On the wall of his insurance agency office in downtown Victoria, MN is a certificate from the Guinness Book of World Records for the world’s longest marathon board game. 61 hours playing the baseball stats game Stat-o- Matic with his partner in 2012.

That’s impressive enough, but sitting on his desk a few inches away is the product of another even more extraordinary marathon. Five bound volumes comprising Henneman's own hand-copied Bible. Completed in 900 hours over four years,solo.

There’s something very special about taking the time to write out by hand passages from the Bible. You can increase your sense of reverence and with it your joy by adopting these three tips.

Bible Copy Club will bring you closer to God through the act of writing out His word in Your hand. Enjoy the time you spend by giving yourself the short 10-15 minutes of peace you and He deserves.

Handwriting is something that we often take for granted. It’s something that we’ve been doing since childhood, so it’s easy to overlook its importance and the many benefits it can bring us. In this blog post, we’ll take a deeper look into the many benefits of handwriting, and how it can help improve our mental and physical health.

As a writer, I have always been fascinated by the power of the written word. But it wasn't until I started writing by hand that I truly began to understand the incredible benefits that this simple act can offer. Writing by hand is not only a great way to express your thoughts and ideas, but it can also have a profound impact on your physical and mental health. In this article, I will explore the 10 scientifically proven health benefits of writing by hand.

Copywork is the antidote to the blank page and the best way to tap into your inner genius and learn from geniuses past. Try it today.

New Yorker Phillip Patterson took four years, from 2009-2013, to handwrite this stunning artisanal copy of the Bible. Combined with stunning photography , we tell the story of a true labor of love.

Caroline Campbell began copying her Bible during sermons at church. Over 9 years she applied herself diligently, and completed the Bible before her 30th birthday.

Freddie North of Clarkesville, Georgia, has handwritten not one but two Bibles. Investing a little over seven years, he now has an NIV and a King James Version to show for his efforts. Aside from creating a legacy, he says meticulously working through the Bible word by word brought him a better understanding of its meaning.

“It brought me closer to God and gave me more understanding of the Bible,