China (MNN) -- Elsewhere, part of China's crackdowns before the Olympics includes confiscating Bibles. House churches already have to share each precious book. World Bible Translation Center's Bible distribution is a constant and methodic process that is year round, but now it needs to be ramped up, says Dale Randolph. "We're not trying to saturate an area; we're not trying to do something overwhelming. We're trying to consistently get Bibles to people who don't have them and at the same time help them to grapple with what the text says and come to know Jesus from that. And its having tremendous results all across the country." Randolph says the heightened security is affecting everyone. "It also makes some difficulty for people who are not doing anything basically related to the Olympics, but trying to continually meet the needs of people there." The strategic placing of small quantities of Bibles means each one costs 4 dollars. It may seem like a drop in the bucket at the distribution rate of 1,000 per week in a country with possibly millions of underground believers. However, each Bible will likely be read by at least 10 people if used in a house church.  Pray that everyone who is spiritually hungry will be able to learn about Christ without difficulty.

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