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Wycliffe Australia's CEO, Max Sahl, shares about the importance of supporting people who are helping to bring God's Word to the languages in Papua New Guinea that need it. He shares his experiences in PNG that show how a caring community can support single people by offering them a family away from home.
Lyn Wake explains how Jesus, our 'bread of life' is enough to sustain us in whatever season we find ourselves in, whether that is as a married person or as a single.
Robyn Davies has been supporting the translation of three different language communities in Papua New Guinea. She shares about the special friendship she has formed with the local translators and with her long-time friend, Lisbeth.
Wycliffe Australia's Chief Personnel Officer, Ange Smith, shares about her recent trip to Ukarumpa, Papua New Guinea. She provides insights into what it takes to support Bible translation by caring for everyone involved in the work.
From Argentina to PNG - the story of two young friends taking a leap of faith and being embraced by the language community they have come to serve.
Can you imagine the Prime Minister visiting a party to congratulate you for reaching a special milestone? For Bible translation teams in Papua New Guinea, that is exactly what happened.
Did you know that more than 80 per cent of all single people who serve in cross-cultural mission work are women? While this statistic may be surprising, it is not a new phenomenon. Many of Wycliffe Australia’s members currently serving on translation projects are single women and our retiree base includes many single women. Do they feel like they have missed out because they never had the opportunity to marry? The lives of Audrey, Joy and Rosemary suggest otherwise.
by Greg ConwellCEO Wycliffe Relief and Development Foundation I attended a conference of charity leaders last month. Half an afternoon was spent making sandwiches for distribution to Aussie ...
Ming Fang Strickland explains the key role Gospel Dramas are playing to help bring revival to Alice Springs through a dramatic retelling of God's Word.
Bible translation is also like a building project. It takes much more than Bible translators to keep the work running. Wycliffe Australia's CEO, Max Sahl, explains why each role is in building God’s kingdom.
Thanks for your patience...Waiting is hard, isn't it. But imagine waiting 2000 years for Scripture in your language! Thanks for your patience. And thanks for your generous support which will help bring the long wait to an end...
