Named By Jesus: Invited Into Purpose
The words and labels we internalize about us can carry incredible power, and they can often be hard to outrun. Two people in Scripture know this well: Simon Peter and Mary Magdalene .
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How to Pray for People Around the World
Our prayers can really change things. God loves hearing them and wants to answer them.
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Celebrating the Ngomba New Testament!
A look at the Ndaa people of Cameroon and how to pray for them.
Initial work on the Ngomba New Testament actually began almost 25 years ago, but numerous issues delayed translation. Praise God that now the Ndaa people finally have Scripture in their own language!
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Bible Translation Doesn’t Take a Summer Vacation
This summer, we invite you to join us at wycliffe.org/changedlives for our special summer campaign that has the potential to reach millions!
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7 Tips for Pursuing God’s Will
Discover what God has in store for your life.
Explore what it practically looks like to pursue God’s will and understand his plan better with these seven tips.
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A God of Hope
Trauma can make people feel hopeless. But through translated Scripture, people find hope and healing. Learn about trauma healing workshops through reading Larry and Cami’s story.
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God’s Love is For All of Us
In her devotional, Kelly Chesnut shares how the knowledge of God’s love has made a significant impact on her life.
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Praying for South Sudan and the Keliko People
A look at this region and how to pray for its people.
South Sudan officially seceded from Sudan on July 9, 2011, making it Africa’s youngest recognized country. This move to independence marked the end of decades of conflict, as well as a surge in determination to rebuild and move forward.
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Let’s Make an Easter Tree!
Celebrate who Jesus is this Easter.
Did you know that Christmas isn’t the only time you can decorate a tree? Easter is another great opportunity to do so!
Read MoreYour Gifts, His Mission
When you hear the name “Wycliffe Bible Translators,” what kind of roles or jobs do you think of first? Translation? Linguistics? Languages? Did you know there are other kinds of roles like communications and human resources? Or teaching and information technology?