Go to www.torch-foursight.org to find out more

INSIGHT - Torch's new weekly programme goes out on Premier Radio each Saturday at 9:00pm. To listen go to the Premier Radio website. If you are visiting this site because you heard about Torch on the Radio over the weekend, please contact us on 01858 438260 or email: insight@torchtrust.org

THE TORCH TRUST FOR THE BLIND is a Christian organisation with a worldwide vision for blind and partially sighted people.

The Torch Trust produces Christian literature in formats that blind and partially sighted people can read, promotes Christian fellowship with and among blind and partially sighted people and responds to the unmet personal support needs of those whom we serve with literature and fellowship. Torch is based in the UK but operates internationally, especially in Eastern Europe and Africa.

DAILY BIBLE READING

Whoever hears My word and believes Him who sent Me has eternal life John 5:24

PRAYER DIARY

The aim of the Torch Trust is to overcome sight loss as a barrier to finding a personal faith in Christ and living a fulfilled Christian life.

Torch Fellowship Groups meet at 130 locations across the UK. Search our downloadable directory to find the one nearest you. Torch runs holidays, houseparties and retreats especially for blind and partially sighted people at the Torch Holiday & Retreat Centre in Sussex and elsewhere.

Torch produces Christian literature in audio, braille, giant print and electronic formats, including: Bibles, Bible portions, Daily Bible Readings, Scripture Text Calendars, Hymn/song books, booklets, books, tactile greetings cards and 6 magazine titles. The Torch Library (see the Literature page) is a free postal service giving blind and partially sighted readers access to over 3000 Christian titles in a mix of audio cassette, DAISY disc, braille and giant print.

Much of what we do is offered free of charge to blind and partially sighted people who meet generally accepted criteria. Click here for details. Where we make a charge it is to defray costs. We believe visually impaired people should not be expected to pay substantially more for reading materials than sighted people do, although costs of accessible format literature is often much higher than standard print.

CONTACT US for more information, to receive regular news and prayer pointers, to volunteer your help or make a donation - also, to get free literature for a visually impaired person or to link someone with a local Torch Fellowship Group.

Go to Contact us for details.