Stories

In the 7th Century, Bishop Alopen, a Christian traveller, presented his Bible to Chinese Emperor Taizong. What happened next?

It’s never too early to create an awareness of missions and unreached people's groups in children!

The R200 Programme began in 2008 to raise prayer and financial support for language projects from individuals and churches in Singapore.

Do you want to see lives transformed by understanding and applying God’s word? Read on to find out more about serving in Wycliffe!

For the first time, several entities working in Asia jointly organised an event to share the work that is being done across the region.

Many Chinese in Singapore see Christianity as a foreign religion with a foreign God.

“After this I saw a vast crowd, too great to count, from every nation and tribe and people and language..." Rev 7:9.

Three famous missionaries who faithfully served God and were known for their translation work.

Robert Morrison (1782–1834) completed translating the NT into Chinese in 1813, and, with William Milne, the full Bible in 1819.

In 1962, Joanne Shetler and Anne Fetzer went to the Balangao in the Philippines, to write down their language and translate the Scriptures.