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In this blog, you will hear from Tim Neu of Wycliffe Associates about the challenges facing many Bible translators right now . . . plus the solution that can change everything! In his words—
Bible translators for the Di* language group found themselves in a dilemma. Though they eagerly wanted to work on the translation of their New Testament, their village had no power. This made it ...
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The Executive team of Wycliffe Associates recently completed their Strategic Planning meetings in Orlando. I have been thinking and wondering what this new fiscal year will bring. One thing we all ...
I want to introduce you to a man I’ll call Huy. He was born and raised in Southeast Asia. He’s a caring, hardworking young man, but he’s lost. He has never looked at a Bible and discovered the plan ...
Tim Neu
I’ll never forget one particular trip with Wycliffe Associates. Reaching the destination would require traveling through unsafe territories. As I left the airport here in Orlando, I ...
We have a special opportunity for native speakers of Dutch, Italian, German, and modern Greek to support Bible translation. Even if you don't personally speak these languages, will you please share ...
The following is an excerpt from a letter we received from Sam,* a national Bible translator in Central Asia, who has committed his life to serving the Lord. He’s giving thanks to God for the ...
With your support, a team of Deaf translators in Mali are working on their very first book of the Bible. A few years ago, a church in Mali welcomed a visitor who was Deaf, along with his family. “We ...
This morning my Bible reading took me to Mark chapter 3. It starts out with Jesus in the synagogue healing a man’s shriveled hand and ends with Jesus in someone’s home with so many people crowded ...
Good morning, dear prayer partner. Did you have some time in God’s Word this morning? Did you read something that was full of meaning? Did the Holy Spirit use God’s Words to address your current ...
It was a sight to behold. Men, women, and children from the Kinga people group of Tanzania gathered in the middle of town for a special dedication ceremony. It wasn’t the ground-breaking of a new ...
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