Language matters
Wycliffe Australia CEO Max Sahl explains why it is so important to keep indigenous languages alive to preserve culture, identity and empowerment as communities connect with God's Word in the languages they understand best.
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Everything is connected to language
Dr Michel Kenmogne, Executive Director of SIL International, explains that language plays an important role in forming our identity and place in the world.
Training future gospel workers
Hear from the Director of the Australia Timor Group (formerly Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL) about why we need to train a new generation of Aboriginal Bible translators in order to raise a new generation of gospel workers.
A key player in the translation process
Meet the artist and Bible translator behind this beautiful painting 'Translation Process'.
Answers to a 'utopian' prayer
How do you revive a translation project when everything seems to keep getting stalled? David shares how prayer has opened up new possibilities that have brought new life to the Anmatyerr project in Central Australia.
Hungry for God's Word: reaching a new generation
Discover how a reading competition developed excitement for God's Word among the Bwana-Bwana young people.
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.
Friendship is the foundation
'To help people engage with Scripture, you need to ensure that the friendship is there first.' Discover why Rachel invests in relationships to help with her ministry.
Bible Translation in Australia
This new graph compiled by Australia Timor Leste Group (formerly AuSIL) displays the progress of Indigenous Australian Bible translations.
Bible beginnings in the back of Burke
How did Bible translation first start in Australia? Read a glimpse into the legacy of those who dedicated their lives to seeing translation projects begin in Aboriginal languages.
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