Wycliffe Bible Translators
 
Wycliffe Bible Translators was founded in 1942 with the goal of providing the Cakchiquel people of Guatemala with the Scriptures in their own heart language. Since that time, Wycliffe has partnered to translate the Scriptures in over 700 languages. Currently, 350 million people in the world do not have God’s Word available to them in their own heart language. Millions of people are still waiting for God’s Word in a language and format that speaks to their hearts. Today Wycliffe has more opportunities for Bible translation projects than we can include in this catalog.
World Bible Translation. $5
 
Millions of people are still waiting for God’s Word in a language and format that speaks to their hearts. There are multiple opportunities to Bible translation and your gift will enable response to new opportunities quickly to ensure that critical projects receive the financial resources they need.
World Bible Translation
Tugbiri People $10
 
The Tugbiri project was launched by local leaders to ensure that the Tugbiri people had no language barriers to access God’s Word. Your gift helps the Tugbiri people in Nigeria clearly understand James, 1–3 John, Jude and Revelation in their language.
WBT Tugbiri
Tuki People $10
 
For many years, there were few genuine Christians among the Tuki in Cameroon. But that is changing with access to Scripture in their language. Your gift will help complete the New Testament translation for the Tuki people.
Tugen People $5
 
The Tugen people in Kenya are eagerly studying their translated New Testament books. The Tugen are yearning for more Scripture and church leaders believe that helping the people better understand God’s Word is key in tackling social issues. Your gift will help the Tugen finish their New Testament.
Steep Mountain People. $5
 
With just three more books to complete, the Steep Mountain people in Mexico will soon have the full New Testament in their language. “Because everything in the church is in their language, all the children of the local church are understanding the Word of God better,” said the project coordinator.
WBT Steep Mountain
Murle People Group. $10
 
The Murle people of South Sudan need more Scripture to disciple their community! The past few years have been devastating for the people in the area, as they’ve experienced record flooding and community violence. Your gift will provide church leaders with more of God’s Word, which will be used to help the community grow and heal.
WBT Murle
Afemai Cluster $20
 
People from the Afemai Cluster in Nigeria, which includes five languages, are waiting for God’s Word. Because they don’t have any Scripture in the local languages, many still embrace traditional religious practices. Christian leaders believe translated Scripture is key to people fully surrendering to God. This gift helps translate the first Scripture for these communities!
 
WBT Afemai