I want to help people meet Christ through translated Scripture.
Jesus calls his church — the global, diverse, dynamic body of Christ made up of individuals from all generations, countries, races, cultures and genders — to minister in partnership and unity to achieve God’s redemptive mission.
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When we as individuals or as an organization sense the call of God, it can be tempting to embrace the attitude that we have something that God needs. But nothing could be further from the truth.
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Hear from Wycliffe USA's chief operating officer about what it looks like for your work to be motivated by a passion for the Lord and a longing for others to know him like we do.
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Changing jobs can be stressful and overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! Here are four principles to keep in mind to help you find the perfect fit.
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God made this biggest act of generosity when he gave us Jesus. Now it’s our turn to give a gift back to God.
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Forgiveness can be much like climbing a steep mountain path. What do we need to know as we begin the journey from wounded bitterness to breathtaking freedom?
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In March 2020, Wycliffe USA adopted a new vision and mission for our role in the global Bible translation movement. We want to see lives and communities transformed as people encounter God through the Bible and come into a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ.
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Aru Malay is spoken by approximately 16 people groups who live in the remote Aru Islands of Indonesia. It’s the first language of tens of thousands of people and is growing in popularity as a regional trade language.
Read MoreIn Japan, there are over 250,000* Deaf people; less than 2% know Christ. They don’t have a Bible or even a New Testament in their language. But the Japanese Sign Language translation team is working hard to bring Scripture to the Deaf in a format that touches their hearts — video.
When Nate and Ivy moved to Southeast Asia with their two young children, they knew that adjusting to a new life and home would be difficult. See how their experiences have allowed them to realize that God has designed us all for community and that it is through community with others that we truly can grow.