Wycliffe Women of the Word Podcast
The Wycliffe Women of the Word podcast is like spending an hour having coffee with your best friends and trusted mentors.
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The Book of Ruth Touched Jestina's Heart
When God’s Word comes to people in a language that they dream and pray in, it changes their hearts and lives.
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Wycliffe Women of the Word Roundtable: Why Unity is Worth the Work
What does it look like to live in unity within the body of Christ? Join in as a few different women explain the challenges to unity in the church but why it’s ultimately worth pursuing.
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A Great Need
“Working with Wycliffe is all my wife’s fault,” Terry laughed. “I thought serving with Wycliffe meant going into a village in the middle of nowhere and staying there for the rest of my life. … I thought Rachel was crazy!”
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Reaching the Unreached
Be a part of reaching people around the world with the gospel.
We invite you to partner with us in impacting unreached people groups around the world.
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The Love of God in Sign Language
How one church in Japan is being the hands and feet of Jesus.
One Deaf church in Yamagata, Japan is being the hands and feet of Jesus to those around them.
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Rooted and Established in Love
The Japanese Sign Language team has found family in each other.
Meet the team translating Scripture into Japanese Sign Language, learn about the complexities of translating Scripture for sign languages and discover how the Deaf in Japan are meeting Jesus in video format.
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Every Sign Matters
Deaf in Japan are meeting God through Scripture.
Imagine being taught a language in school that would make everyday communication difficult. Now imagine trying to understand a Bible in that language.
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Faithful in Uncertainty
I will never read the story of the flood account in Genesis 7-8 the same again. Over the past several weeks of sheltering in place, I feel as if I have new insights into how Noah and his family might have felt during their time in the ark.
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A Mission Rooted in Love
Faced with the rapid spread of COVID-19, Daniel and Rachel Lewis were at a crossroad: Should they stay in Ethiopia where they served as teachers at an international school or should they return to the U.S.?
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