NRSVue Holy Bible with Apocrypha, Black Hardback, Silver Foiled Cover, British Text, NRSVue New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition, Hardback, Standard size - Pack of 8

Provide your congregation, study group, or ecumenical programme with the complete Bible - every book, every tradition - in the most trusted modern scholarly translation. Available as a pack of 8. The NRSVue is the 2021 updated edition of the most widely trusted Bible in academic, ecumenical, and liturgical settings - used across Anglican, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic, and Orthodox traditions. Combining meticulous fidelity to the original Hebrew and Greek with inclusive, contemporary British English, this edition reflects thirty years of advances in textual scholarship. Including the full Apocrypha, this edition is the most complete ecumenical Bible in British English - trusted across Anglican, Catholic, Orthodox, and academic settings. This pack of 10 is ideal for churches, colleges, and organisations committed to ecumenical study and worship. Features: * 8 copies of the complete NRSVue Holy Bible with Apocrypha * British text throughout — inclusive, contemporary British English * Black hardback with durable cover material and silver foiled design * Illustrated silver endpapers with 'Presented to:' presentation plate * Silver ribbon marker * Silver head and tail bands * Clear, readable 9-point typeface in double-column layout * Printed on paper from sustainable sources * 210 x 140 mm per copy Perfect for ecumenical study groups, ministerial training, theological colleges, and parishes looking to provide the complete scriptural canon for study and worship.

The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, usually identified as the National Council of Churches (NCC), is the largest ecumenical body in the United States, comprising member from 38 Christian faith groups. The NCC sponsored the multi-denominational research effort that produced the Revised Standard Version (1952) and the New Revised Standard Version (1989), and holds the copyrights to both translations. In 2017 the NCC commissioned the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL), the world's leading international association of biblical scholars, to review and update the NRSV. The SBL review panel included seven general editors and fifty-six book editors.