Impact

The Taqt* people were sometimes characterized as hard soil for evangelism. But Scripture translation in their own language is proving that they are good soil waiting for good seed.

Literacy is an important pillar in Wycliffe’s ministry. Learn how it is changing the lives of women in Southwest Asia.

Timoteo experienced profound hopelessness and regret as he wrestled with alcohol addiction. But his life was transformed when he encountered Jesus through audio Scripture in his own language.

Hearing God’s Word in his own language brought lasting hope and comfort to Adiru.

Nyan’s family life was transformed by a workshop in his language that taught him a Christian approach to parenting.

For years, Kai would flip through the Bible and just stare at the pages. As a Deaf person, he struggled to understand many of the words he encountered in Scripture.

Visitors to a prison in Central Asia gave Payam a Russian Bible, which he read eagerly. Convinced it was the truth, he brought it with him to the prison mosque.

Two members of the Eastern Lawa translation team share the dramatic story of their journey to faith in Christ.

Over the past year, a local Bible translator serving her Timber* language group in Southeast Asia grew so discouraged that she decided to quit. Ani* now believes she was under spiritual attack.

After his grandmother passed away, a young man in Peru remembered her love for God’s Word.