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Roy and Becky Eyre serve with Wycliffe Bible Translators, seeking to fulfill the purpose of God by seeing His Word in every language in this generation. They live in Calgary, Alberta where Roy serves as president of Wycliffe Canada.

Roy and Becky have three children: Aidan (13), Cotter (11) and Kaitlyn (7).

Roy started working as a graphic designer, first for a public relations firm and then for Wycliffe. Becky taught high school chemistry. They spent four years with Wycliffe Canada in Calgary, where Roy designed Word Alive magazine and managed a small team of designers while Becky managed the advertising strategy. From 2002 to 2011, they served with Wycliffe USA, where Roy transitioned out of design into administration by leading teams of recr.

Most recently, Roy worked to develop leaders for Wycliffe USA, with a focus on succession planning, mentoring and providing challenge opportunities for young leaders. You can read some of his thoughts on leadership at thebackrowleader.com. Becky ran the Children’s Ministry at their church while also home schooling the kids. They moved to Calgary to begin this new chapter in the Fall of 2011.

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Capturing moments one drawing at a time

May 21, 2013

Everyone has a camera today. If you don't have one of those archaic single-use devices, you find them in smartphones and even tablets. I'm sure you've seen one of those awkward moments when someone ho...

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Cultural insights in Peru

May 06, 2013

When you visit a place like Peru, you expect to experience and observe Peruvian culture. You don’t expect the way another culture reflects on and challenges your own. So it was intriguing to see some ...

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The road to Abancay

May 01, 2013

One reason the Eastern Apurimac Quechua translation project has been underfunded and overlooked is its isolation. It's easy to get to Cusco (as long as you fly), but the road to Abancay is a little mo...

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A historic day for Abancay

April 30, 2013

I've just returned from Peru, armed with lots of thoughts that I'm still formulating into articulate blog posts. Let's start with a handful of photos to give you a sense of the excitement of the Easte...

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Leaving Wednesday for Peru

April 14, 2013

We are often asked why we bother translating the Bible into other languages when there are plenty of Bibles in languages like English, Mandarin, or Spanish. A valid question. But what does that say to...

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