The God who sees me
Wycliffe Australia's CEO Max Sahl reflects on what it means to be seen by God. Be encouraged by his insights into a recent trip to a multilingual education (MLE) project that is giving hope and dignity to the Ngbaka community.
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Transformed by the Word: The least of these
Lyn Wake considers what Jesus means in Matthew 25 to care for 'the least of these'. She encourages us to reflect God’s heart for loving those who feel forgotten and insignificant.
Working together to nourish language communities
SIL International Director Michel Kenmogne explains why language projects now focus on greater localisation to create pathways for engaging with churches and establishing more projects for languages still without any translated Scripture.
No longer outsiders
Sharna Steinert shares an update on SIL Australia's Flourishing Communities project that is partnering with diaspora language communities in Melbourne.
God's heart for the grieving
Tracey Ware works with Bethel Funerals in the area of Community Engagement. She shares with us some insights she has discovered to help care for those who are grieving.
Programming a more accessible world
Did you know that there is a program that helps language communities, including Deaf and vision impaired, create literacy resources in the format and language they understand best?
Silence is not always golden
If Deaf people can see, they can read the Bible, right? Not necessarily. Rebecca Thurrowgood explains why sign language translations of the Bible are important for helping Deaf communities engage with Scripture with the language they understand best.
Our story in his story
Wycliffe Australia CEO, Max Sahl, reflects on the history of the Australian branch of Wycliffe Bible Translators. Discover how Robert Story's story reflects our story in God's story!
This is my story, this is my song
Lyn Wake reflects on the beautiful music of Fanny Crosby - the American poet, hymnist and mission worker best known for her hymn 'Blessed Assurance'. Discover what it means to use your story for God's glory.
Trained to share the good news
The Bible is filled with stories that point to God’s love for us. How can we share these stories with others?
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