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.

After many years of waiting, the complete Bible in Eastern Apurimac Quechua is finally printed and ready for dedication!

Wycliffe reflects on Vision 2025, the ambitious goal that every language that still needs Scripture would begin a translation program by the end of 2025.

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

Christian parenting workshops are encouraging Kinsha families and introducing them to the God who loves them.

Pastor Seko knew that the word they chose to translate Yahweh would be important. It could influence whether his people saw God as distant or close; knowable or unreachable; for them or only for other people groups.

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.

Wycliffe Bible Translators of Canada is pleased to announce the appointment of Jon Imbeau as its new president, effective October 15, 2023.

The Naskapi people of northeastern Quebec now have access to the book of Exodus in their heart language.

More than half of all languages on earth now have Bible translation work happening—some for the first time and some working toward complete Bibles or undergoing revisions.