Videos of transformation

Length 3:05 How do you effectively reach a language and culture built around oral stories where most of the people cannot read or write? In this shorter version film, as part of the Faces of Wycliffe series, we discover David and Christy serving in a unique Bible story-telling ministry to impact an unreached language group with the power of God’s Word.

Length 5:18 High in the Peruvian Andes, in the remote villages and towns surrounding Cusco, live 1.5 million Quechua people. Though the Scriptures have been published for 30 years in their Cusco Quechua language, church leaders in hundreds of these rural churches have never been taught basic biblical principles. However, things are slowly changing. In Encourage and Equip, you will discover how the Lord is using Wycliffe’s local partner organization, ATEK, to bring transformation by encouraging and equipping His church.

Length 5:26 High in the Andes Mountains of Peru, God is transforming lives through His Word. In “Walking Together,” discover how a Wycliffe partner organization is working to build up Quechua churches and impact communities through Bible translation, literacy, leadership training and more.

Length 2:33 Using technology effectively is foundational to the success of any organization. Learn more in our film, Working Slick (part of the Faces of Wycliffe series), an inside story on Information Technology in Wycliffe.

Length 4:55 Many churches today long for a more direct, personal and meaningful involvement in God’s global mission. In this video, join us on a journey overseas as a small team from one Canadian church explores developing a relationship with a minority language group. In Wycliffe, we call these Kingdom Friendships.

Length 5:55 This PD (Partnership Development) success story, “Totally God’s Thing” is an in-house Wycliffe film. Feel free to use with your members and staff in PD training, provide encouragement for new missionaries raising a prayer and financial support team, etc.

Length 5:55 In spite of a history marred by tragedy, God is at work among Canada’s First Nations. My Colour, My Language reveals how Bible translation among the Oji-Cree of Northern Ontario is affirming their identity and restoring hope in Jesus.