Why Vision 2025?
Wycliffe Australia CEO Max Sahl reflects on Vision 2025 and how it has impacted the way we partner with local organisations involved with Bible translation.
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Transformed by the Word: God-appointed moments in time
How can we make the most of the time God has given us? Lyn Wake encourages us to be alert for the moments where the Holy Spirit is at work!
The journey of Vision 2025: Bible translation in every language
Kirk Franklin explains the history behind Vision 2025 and the importance of partnering with the global Church and new technologies to increase the pace of Bible translation and bring lasting transformation to language communities.
Building capacity through the 'Third Space'
Kirk Franklin explains why a 'Third Space' was formed to help grow mutually encouraging partnerships between Western and Majority World groups.
Swifter quality translations with TaBiThA
The name Tabitha means ‘gazelle’ in Aramaic: an animal that is swift and gracious – just like the translation software program bearing its name. The Bible Translator’s Assistant or TaBiThA (originally referred to as TBTA) is being prepared for use throughout the world to provide help with Bible translations into new languages.
AI for Bible translation: Why real people matter
Translation is not simply replacing words and phrases with that of another language. It is also carrying the meaning of those words and phrases across. Artificial Intelligence (AI) works very well with the process of substituting words and phrases, but, being artificial, it cannot be expected to handle meaning well. John Tan explains why.
A life of service: Vale Rob Head
Rob Head dedicated his life to serving Jesus. Rob and his wife, June, spent over 60 years in translation work with the Kaugel people in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea – a group with around 50,000 speakers. We honour Rob's life and legacy.
Why do we need ANOTHER version of the English Bible?
Discover why the Plain English Version is a helpful tool for Indigenous communities currently without Scripture in their heart languages and how it is helping with front translations of Australian Aboriginal languages.
Training future gospel workers
Hear why we need to train a new generation of Aboriginal Bible translators in order to raise a new generation of gospel workers.
Words of life
Wycliffe Australia CEO, Max Sahl, explains the power of Scripture to change lives, including how it has transformed his own life.
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