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How is the Bible translated?

The Bible is a long, complex book written in a different time and culture. Producing an accurate translation in another language is no easy task. View story
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God has not forgotten them

‘They love to sing God’s praises through translated songs' View story
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Setting a new standard for the Romani language

‘I want the Romani Bible to impact as many Roma people as possible by transforming their minds and hearts.’ View story
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‘Now almost every village has a church’

How God is using the journey of Ifè translator Komi Sena to introduce more people in West Africa to Jesus View story
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Bearing fruit

When Mary Gardner was killed by a bomb in Jerusalem in 2011, she had dedicated 20 years of her life to Bible translation and literacy among the Ifè people of Togo and Benin. View story
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Taking a step

Gillian shares her experience as a volunteer with Wycliffe View story
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A future where everyone has the Bible in their language

‘I am grateful to God that I can witness this in my lifetime‘ View story
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The ripple effects of Bible translation

Poverty has many faces – spiritual, economic, social, physical... Ripple effects from translating the Bible play a part in reducing them all View story
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Wycliffe will be at COP27!

‘The future belongs to all of us. It’s not for Africa, it’s not for Europe. The future is for all of us, and if we are to enjoy this future together, we need to start working together right now.’ View story

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