Wycliffe Associates, an international organization that empowers mother-tongue Bible translators and partners with local churches in the advancement of Bible translation, saw the completion of more Bible translations in 2020 than in any other single year.
With a great deal of Bible translation projects underway and many others still needed, Wycliffe Associates relies on local churches to undertake and facilitate translation.
In many countries around the world, Christians face severe persecution for their faith. But much of the time, it’s not governments that are doing it.
The Pew Research Center says the religious persecution of Christians is growing around the world, especially at the hands of dictators. Read a full report here.
Many Wycliffe Associates’ Bible translators in Nigeria have been forced to halt or delay their work due to terrorist activity, COVID-19, and a lack of resources.
As the pandemic brings Bible translation efforts to a halt around the world, Wycliffe Associates is offering online workshops and supporting virtual collaboration wherever possible.
Wycliffe Associates remains confident that translation work will continue around the globe despite difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Today Wycliffe Associates dedicates the New Testament in a new language: Symbolic Universal Notation, or SUN.
If you think packing up and moving your home is hard, try moving a national capital.
Indonesia’s got some big plans. FMI’s Bruce Allen explains, “On Monday, August 26, President Joko Widodo announced that the government plans to shift the capital away from the megacity of Jakarta that’s on the island of Java, and put it on a totally new island: the island of […]
What would you do for a copy of the New Testament?
