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This Is Home, Surely? A Guide for Parents of Singaporean of “Third Culture Kids” (2019)
by Sharon & David Tan
With experience drawn from real-life, this book will be helpful to families of TCKs through the whole process: preparing to leave Singapore, while overseas, and, especially, when they return. David Tan is the current Executive Director of Wycliffe Singapore. Read more.
Paperback
Email Sharon to check availability and place an order.
(S$5 + postage & packing)
Ebook
Google Play Store (EPUB)
Amazon (Kindle)
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And the Word Came with Power (1992, 2002)
by Joanne Shetler & Patricia Purvis
Read how the Balangao people of the Philippines, long enslaved by spiritual forces, found freedom through the power of God's Word in their own language.
Paperback
Amazon (through other sellers)
Wycliffe online bookstore (ships from the US)
Wycliffe Singapore office (S$15 + $5 postage & packing)
- Email admin@wycliffe.sg to check availability and place order.
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In Search of the Source (1999, 2006)
by Neil Anderson & Hyatt Moore
Experience the life-changing power of God's Word with Bible translators Neil and Carol Anderson. Watch with them as translated Scripture leads the Folopa people of Papua New Guinea out of bondage and into freedom in Christ, the source of true life.
Paperback
Amazon (through other sellers)
Wycliffe online bookstore (ships from the US)
Wycliffe Singapore office (S$19 + $5 postage & packing)
- Email admin@wycliffe.sg to check availability and place order.
Coffee on the Terrace (2002)
by Bruce Grayden
Set in the Philippines' terraced highlands, Coffee on the Terrace is a story of hope and perseverance, as the Graydens work with the Kalinga people to translate God's Word into their language. Learn how the translated Scriptures made a dramatic impact on the Kalingas' lives and set them free from spiritual oppression and revenge killings.
Paperback
Wycliffe online bookstore (ships from US)
Wycliffe Singapore office (S$22 + $5 postage & packing)
- Email admin@wycliffe.sg to check availability and place order.
Tentmaking: The Life and Work of Business as Missions (2006)
by Patrick Lai
An in-depth reference for tentmakers/missionaries operating in regions which do not permit Christian missionary work. It presents a useful classification and discussion of different types of tentmaking. Many aspects of missionary life are also discussed: motivation, preparation, accountability, visas, relationships with authorities and team members, "third culture kid" issues, finances, home assignments, etc. The book is based on a survey of over 450 people serving in the 10/40 window and is an important resource for this specialised area of world missions. Read more.
Paperback
Book Depository (ships from the UK)
Amazon (through other sellers)
Ebook
Amazon (Kindle)
ChristianBook (EPUB)