Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find a Bible in a particular language?
Bible versions in many major languages are available online through BibleGateway.com and the International Bible Society. Printed Scriptures are available through Bible societies and online bookstores.
Most Wycliffe organizations do not sell Bibles, but they may have information about sources within their own countries.
The Jesus Film can be viewed online in almost 800 languages. Faith Comes By Hearing offers free audio Scripture recordings in over 350 languages and aims to record an audio Bible in 2,000 languages by 2016.
The Forum of Bible Agencies International maintains a website (Find A Bible) listing main sources of Scripture in the 2,400+ languages in which some or all of the Bible is available. The World Bibles website tries to list all known Scripture available on the web. The Scripture Earth website hosts online versions of many of the Scriptures published in languages of the Americas.
Where can I find more about work in a particular country or language community?
This website provides articles, statistics, topical information and prayer resources on many of the world’s countries and minority language communities.
How can I or we join Wycliffe?
If you feel called to participate in Bible translation and related ministry, check out some of the opportunities that are available and then contact the Wycliffe organization nearest you. If you represent an organization seeking to partner with Wycliffe, please contact the either the international office or the appropriate area office.
My country doesn't have a Wycliffe organization listed. How can I get involved?
If there is no Wycliffe Participating Organization in your country, your nearest Wycliffe Global Alliance Area Office can help you with specific questions about how to get involved with Wycliffe or other agencies involved in similar work.
How can I give financially to a Wycliffe project or staff member?
In most cases, donations are best given through a Wycliffe Participating Organization in your country. In some cases, you may need to make your donations directly to a Wycliffe organization in another country, but because charity laws and financial systems vary, we strongly recommend that you communicate first with the office through which you wish to give.