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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.
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Supporting local translators
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!
Scripture distribution in the Outback
How did a school in France help a music teacher move from life in the classroom to sharing Scripture resources in the Aussie Outback? God often has unusual ways of calling people to serve him. That has been Rob Clements’ experience.
Why aviation, optometry, and teaching are vital to Bible translation
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.
Engaging with God's Word
How can we get Aussies excited about God’s Word again? Wycliffe Australia CEO, Max Sahl, explains why oral Bible storytelling may be the answer.
Reflections on the Luke Drama
Jonathan Finch tried his hand at directing The Luke Drama in South Australia earlier this year. This is his experience of bringing Luke's Gospel to life.
The power of God's Word
The Bible is also the most translated book in history. Of the 7,394 languages in the world, 3,658 languages have at least some Scripture translated. But what makes this book so special? Eva McMaster explains.
Creating change from the inside out
Nelson Tapineng is the new Executive Director of the Bible Translation Association (BTA) of Papua New Guinea – one of Wycliffe Australia’s close partners. A key focus for Nelson as the leader of BTA is ensuring that his team creates change from the inside out. He wants everyone involved in the work of Bible translation to not only be helping others be changed by God’s Word but also be in the process of being transformed themselves.
The ripple effect of Scripture engagement
Does God's Word really have the power to change people? Discover how a few verses of Scripture translated into a language in Papua New Guinea has created incredible change in the lives of a couple and their wider community.
Dedication to the 'hidden people'
Wycliffe Australia celebrates the lives of Des and Jenny Oatridge who both recently passed on to glory. Their legacy lives on after a lifetime dedicated to the Binumarien people, a remote people group in the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea (PNG).
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