Stories

A group of 13 from Singapore and Malaysia attended the Romblomanon Bible dedication.

Alan, a short-term volunteer, visited a project and witnessed the work of translation and transformation in the lives of the Bandi* people.

The UN has declared 2019 the International Year of Indigenous Languages. How might Wycliffe's vision and mission align with this resolution?

Anne attended Camp Wycliffe, an experiential camp in Thailand, then spent three months at a language centre.

Could local wisdom gained from observing natural phenomena have helped the people of Sulawesi during the recent earthquake and tsunami?

Sylvia Chong attended the "Tell me a Story" workshop organised by Wycliffe . She shares with us what she has learnt.

About two-thirds of the world learns better through stories, proverbs, songs and visual arts than through the written word.

Wycliffe Singapore conducted two Cross-Cultural Experiential Workshops as part of the GoForth Missions Conference in June 2018.

Today, Bible translation continues to transform lives, just as Luther's German translation did in the Reformation.

Jamie shares about her 6 months missions experience attached to a project in Asia. "There are so many ways to serve...".