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Bible Texts Being Used to Preserve over 4,000 Languages

Meta (parent company of Facebook & Instagram) recently unveiled artificial intelligence (AI) models that can translate over 4,000 languages.

Bible Translation in Ethiopia

Ethiopia – a country with a population of over 123 million people and 129 people groups, each with its own language and traditions.

Does the Bible Have to Be Written Down?

With non-written forms of information such as audio and video becoming more prevalent, does every language still need a written Bible?

AI Summit highlights what is coming soon ... and what is here now

The summit, held in April at Wycliffe USA, brought together Christians working on the future of AI as it relates to the global church.

Singaporeans on the TBTA Team!

Victor* and Linda* are members of Wycliffe Singapore, working on the Bible translation software, TBTA (The Bible Translator’s Assistant).

God Is on the Move: Changing the Landscape of Deaf Bible Translation

A new technological development in Bible translation called Chameleon captures a person signing Scripture and converts it into an avatar.

Some Scripture Engagement Products

Bible translation projects don’t just stop at translating and distributing the Bible, they also involve “Scripture Engagement" elements.

‘What your team has done for our Father and his kingdom’

‘We see font development as primarily a critical component of Bible translation and literacy’

Mapping – giving Bible translators a clear picture

‘Maps are used throughout all the different stages of Bible translation’

Missions from Scratch

Greg and Rosie have now lived in Thailand for 15 years, working on both oral and written Bible translation, and language development.