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My Colour, My Language (a Cree Initiative story)

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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.

← Walking Together, the ministry of AIDIA

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Hope Through Bible Translation – #2 (Canadian Version)
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Length 01:09 Imagine reading the Bible in a second language you learned in high school. Would you get frustrated and give up? For so many people around the world, that’s their reality because they have no Scripture in the language they understand best. But things are changing and you can be part of the story!
Extreme Flexibility Required
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Length 3:45 Unexpected things happen on the mission field. Follow this young dreadlocked dude on his six-month journey in a distant land, as his vista expands, visually and spiritually.
Thinking About Missions? (TC)
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Length: 0:58 參與跨文化宣教工作其實不是遙不可及的事。或許你不知道自己已擁有不少當宣教士的裝備;你也會驚訝地發現原來工場上的服侍機會是那麼多元化的。 如欲了解更多或探索服侍機會,請與我們聯絡:chinese@wycliffe.ca(mailto:如欲了解更多或探索服侍機會,請與我們聯絡:chinese@wycliffe.ca)
A Telling Story
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Length 5:04 This simple tale is really a story within a story. How do you effectively reach a language and culture built around oral stories where most of the people cannot read or write? Another in 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.
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