Recurrence pattern: Every year from January 12 to January 18.

National Bible Week is an annual observance in the United States that takes place from the Sunday before Thanksgiving to the following Sunday. This week focuses on the significant role of the Holy Bible in Christian faith and society, encouraging individuals and communities to engage with its teachings. Activities during this week often include Bible study groups, church services, and community events aimed at fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Bible's messages. The celebration invites people from various backgrounds to explore the Bible's wisdom, promoting unity and reflection on its teachings. Participants may also share their insights through discussions, social media, or by attending different church services. National Bible Week serves as a reminder of the Bible's enduring guidance, love, and hope in navigating modern life.