Seniors Get a Free Bible Shipped Free This Week

A free Bible, $0 and free shipping, mailed to US homes. One per person. Plus a second free item, and how to spot a fake free offer.

A free Bible, shipped to your door

Free Bible. No fees. Bibles for America mails 1 to any home in the US and US territories. 1 per person. Free shipping. Shipped to your door, with nothing to pay. A second group, America Needs Fatima, mails a free rosary. We are not either group.

Both free routes are US only, and both are one per person. The 2 taps above show the free order steps and the second free item in about 30 seconds.

Why some free offers are really free

Watch for 3 catches on free offers online. One is a small shipping fee. Another is a trial that turns into a monthly charge. The third is a form that asks for a card number. A few mail-out offers work differently. Some groups mail printed items free because sharing them is the point. The group pays for the item and the postage. A free Bible from Bibles for America is one of these. A free rosary from America Needs Fatima is another.

That is why this page names both groups by name. Know who sends an item and where their own site is. That is the best way to tell a real free offer from a fake one.

Who the two groups are

Bibles for America is a group that mails free Bibles to homes in the US. America Needs Fatima is a separate group that mails a free rosary to US homes while supplies last. They are not connected to each other, and they are not connected to this page. Each runs its own order form on its own official site. We do not take orders, and we never ask for an address, a phone number or a card on this page.

A gift for a parent or a grandparent

Many people look up a free Bible for someone else. It may be a parent who reads at the kitchen table, or a grandparent who wants clear print. It may be a relative whose old copy is falling apart. The rules on who places the order matter here, and they are covered in the 2 taps above. A son or a daughter can still sit next to a parent and help with the form.

What a free mail offer never asks for

  • A bank login or an online banking password.
  • A credit card or debit card number.
  • A Social Security number or a Medicare number.
  • A gift card, a wire or a money transfer.

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A real free mail out needs a name and an address so the item can be mailed. Sometimes it needs a phone or an email to confirm the order. Anything beyond that is a reason to stop and close the page.

Free on a fixed income budget

On a fixed income budget, free has to mean $0 at the door. This one does. There is no card number and no shipping fee. That puts it next to senior discounts as 1 of the easy wins. The 2 taps above show the order steps for the Bible and the rosary.

Questions families ask

Is this page the group? No. We are not Bibles for America or America Needs Fatima. The 2 taps above show where each group takes orders.

Does it cost anything? The free Bible is $0 and free shipping. The free rosary is free too, one per person while supplies last.

Is it one per person? Yes. Both groups mail one per person.

Reading at home

A printed book at home is easy to pick up and needs no screen and no password. It is easy to share with a visitor at the table. Keep it near a good reading lamp and a pair of reading glasses, and it gets used.

If eyesight is a worry, a magnifier, a brighter bulb and a chair by the window help any printed book. Ask the eye doctor about reading glasses at the next visit.

Report a fake offer, too

A fake free offer that did not work is still worth reporting. Reports help stop the next fake page. Report it at ReportFraud.ftc.gov, and tell a friend or a neighbor who might see the same ad.

Order while you are here

Keep the phone close when you order. The text code that confirms the order works for only 5 minutes. Tap the button below to start the 2 taps. No cell phone? Bibles for America helps by email instead, so nobody is left out.

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How to spot a fake free offer

A real free mail out never asks for a bank login or a card number. If a page asks for a small shipping fee for a free Bible or a free rosary, close it. Report scams at USA.gov.

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