the Kalahari Desert. Since the San people have no written language, these solar-powered devices—which are the size of a garage door opener—contain the entire Bible in the clicking San language. In addition to this Bible project, It Is Written is also building solar-powered water wells to help the San people combat the problem of dehydration. In 2007, It Is Written traveled to the Arctic to deliver hundreds of Bibles in Inuktitut to Inuit who live in remote areas. It Is Written on the internet It Is Written became one of the first Christian television programs to broadcast free video podcasts via iTunes in 2006. On Sept. 3, 2007, the ministry launched a daily (Monday – Friday) internet-based devotional program called A Better Way to Live. The tagline for the online program is "A daily spiritual boost for busy people" and in each program, Boonstra takes one Bible verse and applies it to daily life. This was followed by Bradshaw's launch of a daily one-minute "Every Word" devotional in 2011. It Is Written TV network is available on Internet, Apple TV (current and future models), Roku, Amazon Fire TV and other means. It Is Written on mobile It Is Written offers email sign-ups, gifting opportunities, access to weekly programs and more, via its mobile presence. In 2011, the mobile site won both a Silver W3 Award and a Silver Davey Award in the category of Best Mobile Website. The mobile site was designed and developed by Trinet Internet Solutions. See also Media ministries of the Seventh-day Adventist Church Seventh-day Adventist Church List of longest-running United States television series References External links Independent ministries of the Seventh-day Adventist Church Adventist organizations established in the 20th century Christian eschatology Editors of Christian publications Christianity in the United States Conservative media in the United States 1956 American television series debuts First-run syndicated television programs in the United States Television series about Christianity 1950s American television series 1960s American television series 1970s American television series 1980s American television series 1990s American television series 2000s American television series 2010s American television series 2020s American television series