Latin America

Guarani FireBible

Paraguay

Guaraní is the heart language of approximately 7 million indigenous people living in Paraguay, northern Argentina, southern Brazil, and parts of Bolivia. Guaraní is primarily spoken in Paraguay and, despite being an indigenous language, has influenced and defined national Paraguayan culture. The word "Paraguay" itself likely comes from the Guaraní language, and the dialect of Spanish spoken in Paraguay is unique because of the Guaraní vocabulary, expressions, and phrases it has adopted.

Haitian Creole FireBible

Haiti

There are around 11 million people living in Haiti. Both French and Haitian Creole are the official languages and commonly spoken. The primary religion is Christianity, a mix between Catholic and Protestant. Others are either non-religious or practice vodou. The Haitian Creole FireBible brings the full study resources of the FireBible to Haitian believers.

Low German FireBible

Latin America

Low German (Plautdietsch) is spoken by Mennonite communities spread across Latin America — particularly in Paraguay, Bolivia, Brazil, and Mexico. These communities have maintained their language and faith for generations, and the Low German FireBible will provide Spirit-filled study resources in the language closest to their hearts.

Spanish FireBible

Spain, Mexico, Latin America

Spanish is the first language of about 483 million people worldwide and a second language to another 50 million. Spoken across Latin America, Spain, and growing communities in the United States, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages on earth. The Spanish FireBible is also available in the kids and student versions.

Quechua FireBible

Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina

Peru is nestled between Chile and Ecuador with a population size of about 33 million. Both Quéchua and Spanish are considered official languages. The Peruvian constitution allows for freedom of religion, and around three-fourths of the population is Roman Catholic. The remainder is Evangelical Christians, Protestants, and followers of traditional beliefs.