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Wycliffe Russia Builds Virtual Networks

05/2020 Europe,Asia

Wycliffe Russia relies on a network of churches across its vast country to partner in Bible translation. During COVID-19, it is adjusting its strategies — and turning to that same network to offer h...

Caring for Yourself, Blessing Others

COVID-19 has changed the world. Many of the change...

Wycliffe International Formed 40 Years Ago Today

It is recorded in a simple paragraph in the minute...

Wycliffe Togo Reaches Millions with Health Video Translations

Quick translation work by Wycliffe Togo has given ...

Chasing a Good Signal

Friska Tosaleko, from Indonesia, serves with Kart...

In Cameroon, Translators Shift Focus During Pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Bible translators in...

A Call to Prayer for the Alliance

This call to prayer is from Dr Stephen Coertze. ...

Leading in a Crisis: Lessons from Nehemiah

Mũndara Mũturi is Associate Executive Director...

Put On Your Oxygen Mask First

Todd Poulter is the Alliance’s Consultant ...

Gergiko

Gergiko from Wycliffe Global Alliance on Vimeo. W...

New Directions – Language & Translation in the Mission of God Course

New Directions – Language & Translation...

COVID-19: A message from Kirk Franklin

Dear friends, We live in what politicians, histo...

Out of Brokenness

During South Africa’s nightmare, Stephen Coertze...

Taking, and Passing, the Baton

Stephen Coertze looks back at a lifetime of prepar...

New Directions for Bible Translation Training

“Despite the limitations of human culture and la...

Colour and Beauty – Kartidaya Celebrates 30 Years

Colour & Beauty – Kartidaya Celebrates ...

Catching a Vision for Bible Translation

Catching a Vision for Bible Translation from Wycl...

Kartidaya, First Alliance Organization in Indonesia, Celebrates 30th Anniversary

Kartidaya personnel praise and thank God for the c...

In Memory of Dave Crough

It is with great sadness that we bring you the new...

Wycliffe Malaysia – Touching Lives through the Word

First thing first! Worshiping God together at the ...

Wycliffe Singapore – Missions is for YOU

Having a time of worship at the beginning of the c...

Keliko New Testament: The 1000th Translation Completed with SIL and Alliance Engagement

This month, August 2018, the Keliko people of Sou...

Sign Languages

What is a sign language? A sign (or signed) lang...

What is Our Theology of Advancement and Progress and What Milestones are Imminent?

Wycliffe Global Alliance Executive Director Kirk F...

A Brief History of the Wycliffe Global Alliance

“Missions always must unfold within the context ...

100 Years Later, 100 Organizations Strong: Following the Footsteps of God

One hundred years ago, in October 1917, Cameron To...

Dr Stephen Coertze appointed next Alliance ED

The Board of the Wycliffe Global Alliance has ap...

An Opened Door Opens Hearts to the Scriptures

God works in many ways to reveal His love for pe...

Misriani Balle is from East Timor. She was the main mother translator for the Helong people helping to complete the Helong New Testament in 2012.

The necessity of Old Testament translation

In November 2017, the Board of Wycliffe Global All...

Finding a Path to Forgiveness

“I cannot do this. It won’t work.” Fuad was...

A Message for All

“I was standing in front of the throne of God, a...

Challenges in Sign Language Translation

A video shows a parable being signed in Dutch Sign...

Seeing God’s Word through Eyes of Faith

“There have been times when Deaf people could no...

Answered Prayer, Open Doors

Staff involved in the West Kalimantan Cluster begi...

Translating the Bible into Catalan and Spanish Sign Language

Members of the Deaf church in Barcelona that is pa...

Signs of the Spirit

Spanish and Catalan Sign Language Bible Translatio...

Making Connections

A spirit of unity and collaboration fuels the Braz...

A New Name

Wycliffe International has a new name, Wycliffe...

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Wycliffe Global Alliance and Missiology

Wycliffe Global Alliance’s interest in missiology is key to our participation in the missio Dei (the mission of God). Missiology’s contribution to the Bible translation movement is to analyse its practises, intentions, attitudes, message and methods. This is in keeping with Samuel Escobar’s definition of missiology: “An interdisciplinary approach to understand missionary action [looking] at missionary facts from the perspectives of the biblical sciences, theology, history and the social sciences*.”