The Bible your church reads.
King James, Douay-Rheims, Brenton’s Septuagint or the World English Bible. Highlight in five colors, bookmark, write notes, or have a chapter read aloud.
Lumen BibleScripture · Prayer · The Church year
Scripture, prayer
and the Church year.
In your tradition.
Read the historic English Bible of your church, pray the Rosary or the Jesus Prayer, and keep the feasts and fasts of the year — Christian, Catholic, Eastern Orthodox or Oriental Orthodox.
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Four traditions, one quiet place
Read. Pray. Keep the year.
Choose your tradition once. The translation, the prayers and the calendar follow it.
Pray with your hands, too.
The Rosary with all four sets of mysteries, the Angelus, a prayer rope for the Jesus Prayer, the Kyrie and the Agpeya — plus your own list of intentions.
Know what today is.
Each day opens with its feast or season, a verse and a short message. The app takes on the liturgical color of the day.
ACTUAL APP SCREEN · EASTERN ORTHODOXThe calendar your church keeps
Feasts, fasts
and seasons.
Lumen follows your tradition’s calendar — Western, Orthodox on the New or Old Calendar, Coptic, Ethiopian or Armenian — so the day you see is the day your church is keeping.
- Feasts, fasting days and liturgical colors
- Western Easter and Orthodox Pascha, each by its own reckoning
- U.S. holidays alongside the Church year
- A verse and a message for every day
Plus notes you can export to Word or print, verse images to share, and a Library of everything you’ve saved.
Private by design
Your prayers stay yours.
No account, ads or analytics. Every Bible text is built into the app, so it works without a connection. Your notes, highlights, bookmarks and intentions stay on your device.
A few things to know
Before it arrives
When can I get Lumen Bible?
Lumen Bible is being prepared for the App Store for iPhone and iPad. This page will link to it as soon as it’s available.
Which Bible translations are included?
The King James Version (1769 text), the Douay-Rheims Bible (Challoner revision), Brenton’s English Septuagint, and the World English Bible, which includes every deuterocanonical book. The Ethiopian and Eritrean canon adds R. H. Charles’ translations of 1 Enoch and Jubilees. All are in the public domain.
Can I change my tradition later?
Yes. Choose a tradition the first time you open the app and change it anytime in Settings. You can also read in any of the other translations.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. The Bible texts, prayers and calendars are all inside the app.
A little light for every day.
Lumen Bible is coming soon to iPhone and iPad.