Stories

Evelyn began by sharing about her childhood – growing up in the streets of multilingual Melaka town meant that she was exposed daily to multiple dialects spoken in the house, marketplace and school. Interestingly, everyone would speak in their own dialect even to people of other dialects, and all would understand each other! There were also Indian and Malay friends in the mix.

M loved God's Word and was saddened that many Christians did not yet have the Bible in their language. She began praying for this need. Then one day, a small prayer card for the B* people arrived in with her mail! Learn more about her story.

P & H moved from their home country to live and work among the Saluan people in Indonesia, learning the language and compiling a dictionary. Their desire was to encourage the people to continue using their own language and preserve their culture and heritage.

Wycliffe Singapore reflects on the how the first two translated Chinese Bible versions have fared since the early 19th century.

Stories from the Field, 4 March 2025 Speakers: Anthony and Jennie How does one reach an unreached people group? And how does one know...

After 33 years of service as members of Wycliffe Singapore, ex-colleagues of William and Michelle Tan as well as leaders from Christ...

Basic overview of the THRIVE model by Ps Ashley Tee for sustainable care for cross-cultural workers.

Wycliffe World Day of Prayer 2024 saw a gathering of 33 people come together to learn and pray together

Daniel Lau shared about his church and ministry in Hanamaki and Sendai, Japan

Missions for Everyone, 7 Sep 2024 Speakers: David & Sharon Learning a language can be a difficult process. There is a whole new set of...