Word Alive Now Blog
A Wycliffe member shares her joy in attending the Bamunka New Testament dedication after watching the years of sacrifice and dedication that went into it.
A key term in the Khamti language helped a grieving Wycliffe member cry out to God in difficult circumstances.
Visiting the Jade Star sign language team touched the hearts of Canadian church members, and challenged their faith to grow.
After wrestling for months with how to translate the word ‘grace,’ the Bali team discovered the perfect expression.
A translator with the Southern Pastaza Quechua project hears God speak through His translated Word.
After completing the New Testament translation, a translator makes the difficult decision to leave a language community she has grown to love.
On the Ndop Plain in Cameroon, three generations of women encounter Christ through literacy classes in their heart language.
A Ne* shaman abandons his former lifestyle after encountering Jesus. He yearns for younger generations to know the freedom that Christ offers.
A committed translator from Kingfisher Lake First Nation continues her grandmother’s legacy for future generations.
After 20 years of working and waiting, Eastern Apurímac Quechua believers in Peru celebrate the dedication of the complete Bible in their language.