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Janet Vaughan shares Bible translation with anyone who will listen, including her Sunday school class and her trainer at the gym. She says, “Everyone I tell is interested, but it’s just a story to them. Being a part of the work of...

When our loved ones walk through difficult seasons, it can be hard to know how best to help them. Here are a few things to do and not do.

Just as Jessica Brown heard God’s voice through his Word, the Blafe people of Papua New Guinea are also looking to Scripture for guidance.

It’s easier to praise God when life is going the way we think it should. However, when the script we think we’ve written changes without our permission, suddenly we can feel left in the dark. How do we praise God in the dark, empty places?

April 2, 2021

Bible translation needs more than just translators to succeed. It includes roles in areas and fields that you would probably never expect.

In 1982, nearly 30 years after meeting Jesus, Nard Pugyao delivered the first 500 copies of the New Testament to his community.

If you don't know where to begin in praying for the Bibleless, our calendar can help!

Connecting With Your Missionary Through Food

Explore a menu featuring dishes from each region of the world paired with ways to connect with your missionary. After all, food brings people together — no matter where they’re located!

After the Storm: Moving Beyond Hurt Into Real Community

Relational storms, just like physical ones, can be incredibly painful and messy. So how can we move into true community with others when experiences with these storms has taught us that it might not be safe?

Many Tun people practice a major world religion that is prevalent in the area, but the Christian church is growing and they’re ready for more of God’s Word!