Good on you, sister! That's great.
I have an Indian friend who had a Greek Orthodox Bible (she was baptised into that church). I was helping her read the Bible and discussing things with her and she said she wanted to read the Bible in English (not her mother tongue) but that she found that translation difficult. So I gave her a more modern translation (my Contemporary English Version) with simpler words and shorter sentences. It was one from my teenage years. The CEV is a great Bible for people who speak English as a second or third language. She really appreciated the Bible. I tried to buy her a new copy, but she preferred the much loved copy. Anyway, to cut a long story short, she now finds the Bible much easier to read and she's become more hungry for the Word. Which is awesome. And she now belongs to a Pentecostal church (not mine, I'm Lutheran).