IBUKU RIA THARA

IBUKU RIA THARA: This is the complete Bible translated into the Gikuyu language. Spoken primarily in Central Kenya and the Rift Valley. The Gikuyu language is integral to the identity of the Kikuyu people. As Kenya's largest ethnic group, the Kikuyu (or Akikuyu) represent nearly 17% of the country's population, numbering approximately 6.6 million as of 2009.

The IBUKU RIA THARA plays a transformative role by bridging the gap between language and spirituality for Kikuyu-speaking Christians. This translation allows the community to engage deeply with Biblical teachings while preserving cultural and linguistic nuances that might otherwise be lost in other versions. Moreover, it fosters a closer connection to Scripture, enhancing personal devotion and communal worship.

Why IBUKU RIA THARA?

IBUKU RIA THARA has become a cherished spiritual resource. Churches, schools, and individual readers widely use it to gain a profound understanding of the Word of God. This edition includes both the Old and New Testaments, with margin references that simplify study and encourage deeper reflection. Published by the Bible Society of Kenya, it remains the primary Gikuyu version in use today, offering invaluable support for faith-based learning.

This Bible is significant not only for spiritual growth but also for cultural preservation. It ensures the Gikuyu language continues to thrive as future generations engage with sacred texts in their native tongue. Additionally, it strengthens cultural identity, as readers experience Biblical teachings in a context that resonates with their traditions and heritage.

By providing Scriptures in a language spoken by millions, the IBUKU RIA THARA empowers both older and younger generations to experience God's Word in a personal, meaningful way. 

Don't miss the opportunity to own a copy of this timeless text.