Stories

“Would you do it again?” Her answer is unhesitating: “Yes, I would, all 40 years!" - The first Wycliffe member from Singapore.

Papua New Guinea’s people face an incredible diversity of opportunities and challenges. They always have.

This is the incredible story of the Obo Manobo New Testament.

For the past 21 years, Phyllis Rappa has been working in Romblon, Philippines translating the New Testament into the Romblomanon language.

Richard Kunene, a Deaf church leader in South Africa, yearns for them to be able to experience God’s word as intimately as hearing people.

Growing up in a restrictive West Asian country, Reza* never embraced Islam, but considered himself an atheist instead.

Morgan Jackson, director of Faith Comes By Hearing, remembers the day some years ago when he visited a Konkomba village in Ghana.

A pastor of a small church among the Oshai Tripura language community reads from his Bible.