Yesterday, Nathan Richey with Wycliffe USA introduced us to Oral Bible Translation and explained how it works. Today, we’ll learn about the impact.
Oral Bible Translation Changes Lives
Fallout from Multilayered Crises Continues in Lebanon as People Leave Country in Droves
The fallout from multilayered crises continues in Lebanon.
Unconventional Bible Translations Show the Unreached that God Speaks their Language
Christ’s hope remains inaccessible to billions worldwide. These communities are unreached because significant barriers prevent them from receiving the Gospel.
MAF Calls for Release of American Pilot Wrongfully Detained in Mozambique Since Nov. 4
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) urge officials in Mozambique to expedite the release of pilot Ryan Koher, a U.S. citizen who has been wrongfully detained in the country since November 4.
Many Members of the Luo and Kalenjin Tribes Believe in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour
Kenyan Christians work to bring peace between the prominent Luo and Kalenjin tribes.
Oral Bible Translation Benefits Spoken and Sign Languages
After an introduction to Oral Bible Translation and a look at its impact, Part Three of our series takes an unexpected turn.
Iran’s AG Says Country Will Review Hijab Law
Iran’s Attorney General says the country will review its mandatory hijab law. He also said the infamous morality police had been abolished, though the state media contradicted that statement.
Terrorism in Burkina Faso Displaces 2 Million People
Terrorist groups occupy between 40 and 50 percent of Burkina Faso. The military has battled these groups, some linked to ISIS, Al-Qaeda, or Boko Haram, since 2015.
No Official Drought/Famine Status Declared for Somalia, but Aid Needed
An East African drought has caused Somalia’s worst food shortage in 50 years. Livestock is dying in droves, and families are starving. The war in Ukraine means less food gets imported into the country.
UN Says World Must Help East Africa through Drought
The United Nations says the world needs to do more to address an East African drought. Over 21 million people in the region experience food insecurity, but the U.N. response plan only has 50 percent of its funding.
An Introduction to Oral Bible Translation
According to Wycliffe Global Alliance, more than 1,600 language communities still have no access to God’s Word.
Persecution Concerns in Qatar
The U.S. soccer team defeated Iran 1-0 on Tuesday, advancing to the knockout stage of the World Cup. But a shadow hangs over the games, held in the small Middle Eastern country of Qatar.
