Stories

According to UNESCO’s 2018 data, the global literacy rate of all people 15 years and above is 86.3% (all males – 90.0%, all females – 82.7%)

Hazel attended Wycliffe's “Oral Bible Storytelling” workshop in 2021. She shares what she learnt and what went on during the workshop.

Lucy has years of experience in ‘ethnoarts’, empowering local language communities to create cultural representations of Scripture.

Why were Barnabas and Paul mistaken for gods in Lystra?

Why is there a need for more versions of the Bible in English, when there are already so many?

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

Our story testers had prepared questions to ask a non-believer – but they didn’t expect her to have hard-hitting questions too!

What is ‘the region of the Decapolis’, that was visited by Jesus?

A story about the Bantayanon people, the ongoing Bible translation led by Wycliffe Philippines, and God’s love for them during the pandemic.

The team at Wycliffe Singapore look back on 2021 and see how God has worked in their lives. Praise be to our good, good Father!