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Jesus Film Project® has just reached a remarkable milestone: the JESUS film, already the most translated film in history, is now available in its 2,200th language, Bouna, spoken by the Kulango people in Côte d’Ivoire.
This new translation is more than a world record - it’s the fulfilment of a 25-year-old prayer by Josh and Holly Newell, who once stood on a West African hillside praying the gospel would one day reach those remote villages. Today, Josh leads Jesus Film Project, and that prayer has become a reality, as the JESUS film is reaching countless more communities. 
The Bouna version was created in real, and lasting partnership with local believers, linguists, and community leaders, many of whom heard Jesus’ words in their heart language for the first time.
We’d be happy to share visuals, interview access to Josh Newell (CEO of the Jesus Film Project), and the full story behind this milestone, perfect for coverage on inspiring, story-led content, the growth of Christianity worldwide, missions and evangelism, and the power of technology and AI in the process of translating the Word of God.
We know that this is a story well worth sharing, as it inspires everyday believers that together, we are truly reaching the 'ends of the earth' in new and innovative ways.
Let us know by replying to this email if you would be interest in running this story, and we would be more than happy to share the materials with you.
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