I have created a Kabyle NT Go Bible. Many European mobile phones do not have fonts installed that cover some special Kabyle characters. This module requires further testing, particularly if in Algeria there are any phone models already marketed that do support Kabyle. Some of the characters that don't display in a Sony Ericsson K750i do display correctly in the mpowerplayer J2ME emulator (but not all of them).
Download from http://dfhmch.googlepages.com/KabyleNTGoBible2.2.4.zip
"Mouloud Mammeri codified a new orthography for the writing of the Kabyle language which avoided the use of the archaic French orthography. His script has been adopted by all Berber linguists, the INALCO and the Algerian HCA. It uses diacritics and two letters from the extended Latin alphabet : Ɛɛ Čč Ḍḍ Ǧǧ Ḥḥ Ɣɣ Ṭṭ Ṣṣ Ẓẓ."
The above sentence is quoted from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabyle_language
See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabyle_alphabet
I am currently reading an excellent biography of Lilias Trotter (1853-1928), one of the earliest protestant missionaries to Algeria & Tunisia. The book is
A Passion for the Impossible - The Life of Lilias Trotter by Miriam Huffman Rockness Grand Rapids, Discovery House Publishers, Second edition 2003. ISBN 978-1572-931084
"Although art critic John Ruskin enthusiastically proclaimed Lilias Trotter's potential as one of the best artists of the nineteenth century, her devotion to Christ compelled her to abandon the life of art, and leisure she could have enjoyed."
For further details about her, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilias_Trotter
The NT in parallel French and Kabyle translations can be downloaded as a PDF file from http://www.radiokabyle.com/programmes/LE%20NOUVEAU%20TESTAMENT.pdf
This is one of several links in this download page http://www.radiokabyle.com/Download.php
Here are excerpts from the report datelined Algiers: “Some Amazigh .1 websites have disclosed that many Algerian young people have left Islam and adopted Christianity. They confessed that they did so due to the ugliness of the crimes perpetrated by the Salafist ‘Da’wa and Combat Movement’ against civilians.
They were tremendously disappointed and disenchanted with Islam, claiming that it was responsible for nurturing these Jihadists who have been terrorizing and murdering innocent people.
“The website noted that the spread of Christianity in Algeria has even reached areas that were entirely under the influence of the Islamists, such as in eastern Algeria.
Furthermore, the Christian expansion in the country was not due exclusively to missionary organizations, as certain Islamic groups claim. The reason is to be found in Islam itself. It has been associated in the minds of the youth with Irhab, assassinations, and crimes against innocent people. They remember that many of the crimes were committed during the 1990s, and occurred in distant villages of Algeria when young women were abducted, taken to the mountains as “captives,” gang-raped, and then killed by having their throats slit.