Videos of transformation

Length 3:11 This short film is a glimpse into the generous hearts of a giving family. Wycliffe partner story with George, Marilyn and their adult kids.

Length 1:26 How many sign languages are there in the world today? You might be surprised. Check out this video in American Sign Language (ASL) to find out and learn more about Wycliffe Canada.

Length 4:53 Love brought them together, and God’s love moved them to do something very different with their lives in the Solomon Islands.

Length 1:35 The book of Revelation gives us an incredible picture of what heaven is going to look like: “After this I saw a vast crowd, too great to count, from every nation and tribe and people and language, standing in front of the throne and before the Lamb” (Rev 7:9a, NLT). Around the world, people are meeting the Saviour through Scripture in a language and format they can understand. Discover how Bible translation changes everything.

Length 1:16 Travel with us around the world as a professor, pastors and laypeople share their thoughts about the Bible translation ministry. This is the first in the series, Wycliffe in 60 Seconds.

Length 2:25 In the 1980s, Wycliffe founder William Cameron Townsend — affectionately known as “Uncle Cam” — delivered an inspirational speech at the memorial service of a fallen missionary. This video captures Townsend’s passion for the mission we have each been given to carry the gospel message to every nation.

Length 1:45 Scripture says that “even before he made the world, God loved us and chose us in Christ…” (Ephesians 1:4, NLT). Millions around the world — who don’t have a word of Scripture in their own language — are unaware of God’s love, and how valuable they are to Him. But you can help change that. Let’s bring the Word of God to those still waiting for it!

Length 4:31 Take a trip to the island of Guadalcanal in the South Pacific. Discover how God is using a young family to bless the Malango people and other language groups in the Solomon Islands.

Length 5:39 From two civil wars to active rebel groups and widespread corruption, the people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo have suffered unthinkable trauma. This film highlights two moving stories of Congolese who found hope to go on because of biblical teaching they received on trauma healing.