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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.
Peter and Fleur Boal had plans to serve God overseas. A series of life events prevented that from happening for a while. Be encouraged by their story, which shows how God uses all of our experiences and that his timing is always perfect.
Lachlan Webb is a translation advisor and teacher of the Certificate II in Indigenous Translating to a group of Bible translators from the Tiwi Islands. How does he support their work without knowing much of the language? Find out!
Dan and Jo Craig, along with their four children – Josh, Noah, Maddelyn and Josiah – recently relocated to Cairns to take on the ministry of managing Wycliffe Australia’s Tree Tops Lodge. Discover why they believe it is important to see serving with their family as a 'team sport'.
Bible translation needs more than language experts. A whole range of vocational roles are needed to support the work. Discover how a pilot and an optometrist are using their skills to serve God in Papua New Guinea.
Bible translation projects cannot happen without people filling various roles both ‘on the ground’ and at the home office. Administrative staff here in Australia are just as essential as overseas and cross-cultural workers for keeping Bible translation fires burning. In Wycliffe Today, we will be shining a spotlight on some of Wycliffe Australia’s home office staff. We start by introducing Gary and Eva.
Alfinda shares a recent experience that reminded her that in order to best reflect God's love to others, we need to learn to be present and care for them the same way our heavenly Father cares for us - in relationship.
Rachel explains how she was given the nickname 'White Cockatoo' after hearing a story at a Women's Conference with her Indigenous community.
While about to take a New Testament translation across the finish line, Ross and Lyndal Webb reflect on the significant role that supporters have played in their journey.
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...
