Over the past five years, first Scripture translations were completed in 154 languages used by 186 million people, including 57 million people who saw the full Bible in their heart language for the first time. “The generosity of supporters across the world and the dedication of Bible translators… has… Read More
Sebastian lives in the Mexican state of Chiapas. He normally attends church with his wife, daughter, and three grandchildren, but recent health issues have confined him to his home. Sebastian doesn’t own a Bible. He misses hearing God’s Word in his native language of Chol de Tumbalá. Chol de… Read More
If you grew up in a Christian home you may have received your first Bible when you were a young child, or perhaps when you were a teenager. But did you know that there are Christians around the world who have never had access to God’s Word? They are… Read More
It’s a new world record! Bible translation tops 700 languages for the first time in history. That’s just over 5.7 billion people- or around 80 percent of the global population- who now have access to Scripture in their native tongue. This incredible feat is the result of extraordinary partnership… Read More
Thank you for praying for the deaf community in America to have access to God’s Word. Today we are happy to report that the Bible in American Sign Language (ASL) has finally been completed! This is the first sign language of the 400 unique sign languages in the… Read More
When I was 22, I went on my first mission trip to Peru. I was looking forward to sharing the gospel, especially since I am of Peruvian descent and could speak Spanish. But when I arrived, I was stunned to learn – these Peruvians didn’t speak Spanish! In Peru’s… Read More
Imagine you’re the only deaf person in your family. While everyone else talks to one another, you must find other ways to communicate because your family doesn’t understand you. Most deaf people in Thailand are born into an all hearing family. Deaf people most often communicate in sign language. Read More
In August 2020, the number of languages with full Bible translations hit 700 for the first time. We celebrate that more than 5.7 billion people—or around 80 percent of the global population—now have the full Bible in their heart language. At this milestone moment, we thank God for the promise… Read More
In August 2020, the number of languages with full Bible translations hit 700 for the first time. We celebrate that more than 5.7 billion people—or around 80 percent of the global population—now have the full Bible in their heart language. At this milestone moment, we thank God for the promise… Read More
The Banyala ba Ndombi people live on the northern edge of the Kakamega rainforest in Kenya. They are a tight knit community with a population of just over 274,000 people. Once part of another Abanyala community, the Banyala ba Ndombi people migrated eastward, settling in the isolated rainforest region. They… Read More
