“Life here has been very difficult. . . . This Bible in my own language is my only source of hope now.”

A 2019 pilot project in the Philippines resulted in digital books for the blind and visually impaired.

When the father showed the Romanian sign language video to his deaf son, the boy perked up and seemed to clearly understand the story’s message.

“What is currently happening with the Quechua Church is truly extraordinary! There is revival! I have never seen anything like it in all the time I have been working in ministry.”

Seeing their poverty, we did not leave them in need, and God did in their hearts much more than we could have thought.

Our aim was to put the Gergiko New Testament into the hands of the church, and that goal kept us going during very difficult times.

Five real-life reasons why human translators, not computer programs, are needed for clear, accurate and natural Bible translations.

One day, while a young Siarlak man was reading his lines from the “JESUS” film script, an audio technician named Bennis noticed a change in the speaker’s voice and pressed the “pause” button. Looking up, Bennis saw tears in the young man’s eyes.

“Every morning when I wake up . . . I close my eyes and see a vision of me standing in a wide, open green field, holding up the Bible my wife is going to help translate. . . .”

A dream gave Anton access to the Bible. Now it’s his dream to make sure others have the same opportunity to read, hear and know Scripture.