Stories

One of the multiple spin-offs of the daily word game, Wordle, is the Singlish version, Word-leh.

The word of God is best communicated in a language that resonates with a person’s heart - over 3,400 languages to date.

“If you really valued (loved) me, you could learn to sign. I cannot learn to hear.”

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

The Bilua Bible translation project in the Solomon Islands conducted a virtual check with international consultants—a pandemic blessing!

The Puman NT dedication: local believers and supporters from all over the world came together for a festival of praise.

Wycliffe member Pearle* shared her experience serving in literacy and multilingual education in South Asia.

What is Mother Tongue Based Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE)? How does it help underprivileged communities?

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

What does day-to-day Bible translation look like? A member shares his process in a letter.