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Why the change in format? I have enjoyed reading the daily readings from The One Year Bible ESL. I liked the set up. Today I find a new set up on the main page and the plan I was following not even listed. On doing a search on line I located my plan, but the set up was not nearly as nice. Is this a temporary change or will I have to visit the other site to stay on the reading plan I started on in January?
Sherry,
Thanks for your comment. We’ve been experiencing some technical difficulties the past few days and apologize for the inconvenience this has caused. Even now we’re working on addressing the issue and getting the daily Bible readings back to normal.