Tag Archives: Wycliffe
Trauma Healing
Share It’s great how the Bible can make such a difference to people who have suffered hurt and pain in their lives. The following interview was recorded with Margaret Hill and John Ommani, two Scripture Use Consultants, who work across … Continue reading
Someone new
Share It’s always good to hear about new people joining Wycliffe Bible Translators, and even better when you can read a little bit about them. We work within an interesting community, with so many people from so many countries [see … Continue reading
Changing views
Share Ruth Hubbard is Vice-President of Communications for Wycliffe Bible Translators in the US. Recently she was in Guatemala, where Cameron Townsend – the founder of Wycliffe Bible Translators – first recognised the need for Bible translation. In a recent … Continue reading
Bible translation in Mozambique
Share New pictures from two Bible translation projects, Meetto and Koti, in Mozambique. Bible translation in Mozambique from Wycliffe International on Vimeo.
Christian Resources Exhibition 2010
Share Elvis Presley’s Bible part of the Museum of the Book May 11th – 14th I spent the week with colleagues at the Christian Resources Exhibition at Sandown Park. This is a giant trade show for all things church related, … Continue reading
A time for prayer…please
Share Just as you start to think that you have a grip on life, God comes along and reminds you that actually it’s Him that’s in control. Photo: khrawlings www.flickr.com/photos/khrawlings/3805377669/ This isn’t a political blog post, although, you don’t have … Continue reading
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More than meets the eye
Share I alluded yesterday to the breadth of operations that Wycliffe Bible Translators are involved in. Well, the results of these operations are broader than you may first expect too. Examples of the impact of translation work can be found … Continue reading
Staying on message
Share I see a large part of my job as ensuring that people understand what Wycliffe Bible Translators are all about. It’s a relief when there’s some evidence that it’s paying off. Wycliffe is a huge organisation with thousands of … Continue reading
An unusually quiet day – no planes
Share There are two noises that break the peace and quiet of the Wycliffe Centre. One is the distant rumble of the M40 motorway, hidden in a valley on the other side of some trees. The other is aircraft on … Continue reading
The trials of an advertising salesman
Share Dealing with sales people is one of the less enjoyable aspects of my job. This morning was a prime example as a guy phoned up to try to sell me some advertorial space in his publication. While the conversation … Continue reading