#wycliffewednesday #sigosherts I shared a shorter video about the Keliko people a few months ago. I stumbled upon this video this morning, which is a bit longer and tells more of the story. https://www.wycliffe.org/joy One of my favorite things about Wycliffe is how communities come together to get the Word of God into their language. …
#wycliffewednesday One of the first questions we get asked when people hear that we are headed to the Solomon Islands with Wycliffe Bible Translators is, “Will you be translating the Bible?” We answer, “Why yes, we will, but not how you may think.” This answer throws people off, but it’s true. Only one-third of Wycliffe’s …
#sigosherts #wycliffewednesday On the south coast of Guadalcanal, beautiful steep mountains plunge down to stone-covered beaches. The Koo-Poleo (koh-pohlayo) people carve gardens out of the steep hillsides, where they grow vegetables to feed their families. Looking out to sea from this beautiful but rugged part of the Solomons, there are no other islands in sight. …
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#wycliffewednesday It’s update time! For those of you who haven’t been able to regularly keep up with our journey, or have only recently started following us, I thought I’d give you a quick update. Currently, we are working hard towards our goal, and praying that it is also God’s will, that we will be able …
It’s #wycliffewednesday, and I am eager to share a great story about Easter Island and the Rapa Nui New Testament. I first saw this video in our first training at Wycliffe in Orlando, Florida. This is all I knew of the story until this past week! The video itself really resonated with me because of …
#wycliffewednesday It is quite exciting to watch my children engage with scripture. Over the years they have heard and learned different verses, even some which are not easy to understand or apply. Sometimes it is quite difficult to explain, and kind of messy to practice. But the fact remains that we do have it–God’s Word …
Happy #wycliffewednesday! I am excited to share this video of Bible translation efforts in Ghana. In a similar fashion, communities all around the world are recognizing their need for God’s Word in a language that their hearts can understand. Partnerships are being formed where people work together, train and learn together, and celebrate together as …