I want to help people meet Christ through translated Scripture.
Christmas is just around the corner, so the countdown is on! This year, the holidays might look different than they have in the past. But no matter what this year looks like, it’s important to intentionally focus on the reason for the season — the celebration of our savior’s birth!
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Artist and author Ruth Chou Simons sees God’s hand in everything, from the details of creation to her own humbling mistakes.
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Despite some challenges, the team is making good progress on the translation. Pray for the team and the Tikopia community.
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Translating women’s discipleship materials means that those who often feel overlooked will know that God sees, knows and loves them.
Read MoreThere are many ways to partner with the work of Bible translation, including making a non-cash gift like stock, real estate, interest in a business, or through a donor-advised fund. If you’re intrigued by the idea of creative giving opportunities, we invite you to watch our brand-new video “Spirit-Led Giving.”
Can you imagine leaving your secure, comfortable job to serve overseas?
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As a partner, a person who’s obeying God and investing in his work, the best gift you can give your missionary friends this holiday season is… yourself! We have five practical ways you can offer your missionary friends, both overseas and in the United States, the gift of relationship this holiday season.
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Papua New Guinea is home to more than 800 languages, so the island nation has an immense need for Bible translation work.
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Jamal, a follower of the majority religion, didn’t always see eye to eye with his Christian friends. But despite their differences, they shared a common bond — they all were deaf.
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