The newest edition of Words for Life, our bi-annual magazine, is out now. It’s stuffed full of stories and photos about what’s been going on in Bible translation. Read more about revival among a people group in Papua New Guinea:
‘Because the Pinai-Hagahai live in such a remote area, there was a serious problem of lawlessness and crime when we started our work. Within months of our arrival in the language group, our village house was looted and destroyed, people were robbed, beaten, raped, and wounded, and the whole village was abandoned and burned down. The criminal activity in those days was so severe that I sometimes thought, “This is indeed a God-forsaken place.”
‘But God had neither forgotten nor abandoned his lost sheep.’ There’s much more to this story in Words for Life.
The newest edition of Call to Prayer is out now too. See the needs and rejoice in God’s provision for…
- Murug, illiterate and selling chickens to support his 6 children, who listens to them read from Genesis in his language every night.
- a Wycliffe Youth team, whose trip to Togo opened their eyes.
- Seyidi, who has been sharing Bible stories in his language at the local market every week for more than two years.
Both Words for Life and Call to Prayer are available online. If you like what you see, you can sign up to receive them regularly by mail or email.
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