[Faith-talk] Bible sources

[Ashley Bramlett]

Sandra,

Most stuff is now digital. So my advice is if you do not want to read it on 
the pc, then use a stand alone text to speech device. Many specialized 
players out there read talking books and electronic text. They include the 
bookport and Victor reader stream.
Why would Optasia ministry put their stuff on cartridge?
They have always provided electronic text so it makes no sense why it would 
be on a cartridge. That is for audio formats.

I read some devotions on the pc, but its probably not as beneficial as 
reading it slowly myself.
I could get hard copy devotions, I suppose, but then I'd be limited to those 
produced in hard copy. If you read braille,  some devotions are in that hard 
copy format monthly such as Our daily bread, Upper room, and Decision 
Magazine.

Anyways, I'll be out of town for the weekend.
Ashley
-----Original Message----- 
From: Sandra Streeter via Faith-Talk
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2017 2:37 PM
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Cc: Sandra Streeter
Subject: [Faith-talk] Bible sources

I wondered the same thing, Ericka, because sitting at my computer is not the 
most comfortable way to do devotions! So, I was hoping someone had it so I 
could either download it onto an NLS cart., or had the carts already made as 
the FL group does for their Bibles. My favorite thing to do is sit on my 
sofa reading the ones I do have from the NLS player; or, to read the older 
NIV in Braille before crashing.


Sandra

Not “Revelation” – tis – that waits
But our unfurnished eyes –
(Emily Dickinson)

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