‘I’m not going alone!’
Clare is one of the latest people to sign up with Wycliffe in the UK to serve Bibleless people around the world. After training, now she’s off to Senegal. We asked her about what’s waiting for her in...
View ArticleYou wrote the book that taught us this
Becoming literate can have a much greater impact on ordinary people’s lives than simply being able to read the newly translated Scripture, as this story from Ghana shows: Matthew (right) with literacy...
View ArticleWhy learn to read Manjak?
In Senegal and much of the west of Africa, the official language is French. French is what you learn at school, the language of official documents and what the news on the main TV stations is read in....
View ArticleHow to make a little go a long way
Chris and Marina are working in Senegal with the Manjak community. Their work is incredibly important for Bible translation, as this video from Wycliffe USA shows, but they aren’t Bible translators –...
View ArticleInternational Literacy Day
For over 40 years now, UNESCO has been celebrating International Literacy Day, reminding the international community that literacy is a human right and the foundation of all learning. This video from...
View ArticleThinking outside the box
Sometimes we consider the needs around the world and feel overwhelmed. Maybe we even consider how we can go and make a difference and then doubt that the skills we have would be useful. Here are the...
View ArticleObura Bible reprint
The Bible in the Obura language of Papua New Guinea was first printed in 1982, but many Obura Bibles were never used, as not many people could read. Then, a literacy programme was started which ended...
View ArticleBible translation 101: Why is literacy important?
You probably know that Wycliffe Bible Translators does more than what it says on the tin – in addition to translating the Bible for language communities big and small across the world, we also have a...
View ArticleFull steam ahead for the Kamuku project
Your prayers make a difference, even from a long-distance. One of the featured projects in our prayer goody bag Finishing in God’s time is the Kamuku project in Nigeria. A lady in Scotland started...
View ArticleGod’s Push and Pull
When Rebecca* was sent, by the voluntary organisation she joined aged 18, to a country in Southeast Asia, little did she know that she was destined to spend a significant portion of her life in that...
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