About Shalom

Shalom is a daily Bible companion built around one belief: peace begins with understanding. Each day it offers a short passage, a plain explanation, one truth about God, and one small step to carry into your day — five to eight minutes, complete in itself.

What it is — and isn’t

Shalom is a guided daily rhythm, not a content library. It is not a replacement for your own reading of Scripture, and it is not a replacement for church or community. A missed day is never held against you; Shalom welcomes you back, every time.

The Scripture and the words around it

Every passage is quoted from the World English Bible (WEB), a public-domain translation, and always labeled with its reference so you can read it in full context yourself. Explanations and reflections are written and edited to Shalom’s calm, plain voice. They exist to help understanding — they are not a substitute for Scripture, and Shalom deliberately stays in the grace-filled centre of the faith, away from denominational debate. The full process is described in how content is made.

Who makes it

Shalom is developed by Zamai Banje. The illustrations — including Shalom the dove — are by Tamai Banje. It is free to use.