The Board of the Bible Society in the Gulf is profoundly honored to announce the election of Dr. Hrayr Jebejian to the Global Fellowship Council of the United Bible Societies (UBS). This prestigious appointment represents a monumental milestone, positioning Gulf-based leadership at the helm of an esteemed international body comprising 156 National Bible Societies operating across more than 240 countries and territories.

The Global Fellowship Council serves as the strategic core of a massive worldwide infrastructure dedicated to the translation, publication, distribution, and engagement of the Holy Scriptures. Dr. Jebejian’s historic election to this governance council serves as a definitive global validation of his decades of distinguished, faithful service and his profound strategic impact in advancing scriptural ministries throughout the Arabian Gulf region and far beyond.

As Dr. Jebejian steps into this critical global governance role, the Board extends its highest commendations, formal congratulations, and steadfast prayerful support. We invite our global partners and regional churches to join us in praying that God grants him wisdom, fortitude, and grace as he helps direct the global mission of delivering the life-transforming message of the Bible to all nations.

The Board of the Bible Society in the Gulf

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