All Stories
- An Open Door
Keliko people, too, are present among the multitude in heaven.
- Supporting Scripture Translation in Sudan
American Episcopalians supporting the Episcopal Church of Sudan (ECS) met in Virginia and learned more about Bible translation work in that nation.
- Rising to meet challenges
SIL Aviation in Papua New Guinea speeds Scripture translation and use.
- God's Word Preserved
Nathan loses everything in a fire except his Bibles - and gives praise to God.
- Scripture Impact in Mozambique
The translation and use of Scripture in Koti and Meetto are reaping a harvest of changed lives in those communities. This video presents a taste of what God is doing.
- Why translate the Bible?
The story of the Bible is the story of God breaking down barriers to communicate with us as clearly and understandably as possible. The wonderful thing is that He doesn’t do it all Himself, but He gives us the privilege of joining Him in His work.
- Following God's Plan
“It wasn’t my plan to come to Africa, it was God’s,” surmised Shu-Mei Lin. “God brought me here for a reason. I wasn’t sure what that was, and I still don’t know exactly, but what I do know is that it is his will.”
- Prepared For Such a Time As This
“I’m back in Africa because I left a piece of my heart here.... I’m here to get it back”
- A Story of Perseverance
20 years of hard work has gone into the Lote New Testament
- Learning and Serving
“You don’t only come [to Africa] to serve; you also come to learn.” Edward Tong realised this very soon after his arrival in Cameroon.
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Languages
- --All Languages--
- Abau
- Aché
- Ahanta
- Aja (Benin)
- Apinayé
- Arammba
- Aringa
- Arrarnta, Western
- Asaro'o
- Babanki
- Bafanji
- Bafut
- Bambalang
- Bambam
- Bamu
- Barai
- Bekwil
- Bena (Tanzania)
- Bench
- Bukiyip
- Burunge
- Bwisi
- Cakchiquel, Western
- Candoshi-Shapra
- Cashinahua
- Catalan Sign Language
- Chayahuita
- Cishingini
- Dani, Western
- Danish
- Dinka
- Dutch
- Dutch Sign Language
- English
- Ese
- Fulfulde, Adamawa
- Gapapaiwa
- German
- Guya
- Gwahatike
- Gwere
- Hausa
- Hungarian
- Ifè
- Ifugao, Batad
- Ifugao, Mayoyao
- Ifugao, Tuwali
- Ikizu
- Indian Sign Language
- Ixil
- Izere
- Jibu
- Kabiyè
- Kaiwá
- Kamba (Kenya)
- Kamula
- Kankanaey
- Karang
- Kasem
- Keliko
- Kenyan Sign Language
- Kewa, East
- K'iche'
- Kinaray-A
- Kinga
- Kituba (Congo)
- Kom (Cameroon)
- Koti
- Kuman
- Kuria
- Kwaio
- Kwanja
- Lala
- Lamnso'
- Langi
- Lendu
- Lika
- Livvi
- Lote
- Luwo
- Machiguenga
- Madi
- Magoma
- Makhuwa-Meetto
- Marakwet, Southern
- Markweeta
- Masalit
- Mayogo
- Moba
- Mofu-Gudur
- Muratayak
- Murle
- Mwaghavul
- Nama (Papua New Guinea)
- Nehan
- Neme
- Neo-Aramaic, Assyrian
- Ngbaka
- Ngombale
- Noone
- Numanggang
- Nyakyusa-Ngonde
- Nyika (Malawi and Zambia)
- Nyika (Tanzania)
- Nyindrou
- Nyole
- Oksapmin
- Ömie
- Oromo, Borana-Arsi-Guji
- Pangwa
- Phuie
- Pijin
- Pintupi-Luritja
- Pitjantjatjara
- Plautdietsch
- Pouye
- Quechua, Cusco
- Quechua, Eastern Apurímac
- Quechua, Huamalíes-Dos de Mayo Huánuco
- Quechua, Northern Conchucos Ancash
- Romani, Sinte
- Russian
- Sabaot
- Sandawe
- Saposa
- Seimat
- Spanish
- Spanish Sign Language
- Swahili (individual language)
- Swahili (macrolanguage)
- Tairora, North
- Tairora, South
- Tanna, North
- Tanna, Southwest
- Tarahumara, Lowland
- Tembo (Kitembo)
- Terei
- Tira
- Toba-Maskoy
- Tok Pisin
- Tsikimba
- Tsishingini
- Turoyo
- Tz'utujil
- Vagla
- Vwanji
- Waima
- Whitesands
- Wuvulu-Aua
- Yora
- Yupik, Central
- Zanaki
- Zapotec, San Pedro Quiatoni
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