Advocacy Select | Wycliffe Bible Translators

Aboure 2

in: Africa

Abouré Christians are hearing the Word of God in their language for the first time. Local translators recently completed the Gospel of Luke, which is now being used in worship... Read More

49%

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Aitape West Cluster 2

in: the Pacific

A Ramo man was standing outside with neighbors when some visitors to the area approached him. The guests introduced themselves as Bible translation staff. The man’s heart stirred... Read More

67%

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Akebu 2

in: Africa

Akebu church leaders have seen firsthand how having access to Scripture has the power to transform a community. “We have many more churches in the Akebu region,” said one... Read More

43%

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Aokho

in: Africa

Aokho Christians are eager to have God’s Word in their own language. “We want translation of the Bible!” one prominent church leader said. But community members... Read More

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Aru Malay 3

in: Asia

For many years, church leaders in Indonesia’s Aru Islands have used Scripture in the national language during worship services. But thanks to recent translation efforts,... Read More

21%

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Audio Scripture Speaks to the Wara

Several ethnic groups comprise the Wara Cluster in Southeast Asia, each group with its own language. Bible translation continues for all groups with an audio strategy to encourage... Read More

42%

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Avokaya

in: Africa

Many Avokaya people have been displaced from their homeland and wrestle with the trauma they’ve endured. They live with the stress of their experiences, and the reality of being... Read More

59%

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Balangao

in: Asia

When the Balangao gained access to God’s Word in their language in the 1960s, many people clearly understood the gospel message for the first time. For those who had already been... Read More

95%

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Bamenda Cluster

in: Africa

There is a common belief among those in the Bamenda Cluster that the Bible and Christianity represent a foreign culture and don’t pertain to their own way of life. “Church... Read More

62%

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Bamileke Cluster

in: Africa

“In Cameroon, people pay more attention to stories recounted in their mother tongue — and value them more,” a project adviser said. “Therefore many will come... Read More

77%

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