by HancockJourney | May 7, 2019 | Bible, MAST, Ministry, POD, Wait No More, Wycliffe Associates
“Millions of Dayak people have never seen a Bible in their own language,” said Bruce Smith, President and CEO of Wycliffe Associates. “But now, Christians from these language groups have contacted us, requesting the tools to translate Scripture for their own people.”...
by Hancock Journey | Apr 1, 2019 | Ministry, Bible, MAST, Wait No More, Wycliffe Associates
In a nation where many have never seen a Bible in their own language, Christians from 16 language groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are requesting Scripture translation workshops from Wycliffe Associates. “Language groups have heard about our Bible...
by Hancock Journey | Mar 27, 2019 | Bible, MAST, Ministry, Wait No More, Wycliffe Associates
George is a pastor in his home town of Serowe, Botswana. He serves people who speak nine different heart languages that do not have a single verse of scripture. Pastor George’s main mission in life that everyone in his church receive the Bible. He provided English...
by Hancock Journey | Mar 4, 2019 | Bible, MAST, Ministry, Wait No More, Wycliffe Associates
“The Christians there are pleading with us for the tools, technology, and training so they can start translating the Scriptures now,” said Bruce Smith, President and CEO of Wycliffe Associates. “For them, this isn’t a ‘nice project.’ This is life or death.” In recent...
by Hancock Journey | Feb 2, 2019 | Wycliffe Associates, Bible, MAST, Ministry, Wait No More
“I now have an alliance with God that will last forever.” The small church building in Papua New Guinea (PNG) was bursting at the seams. A packed crowd of villagers stood shoulder-to-shoulder in eager anticipation. The New Testament had arrived in their...
by Hancock Journey | Jan 14, 2019 | Bible, MAST, Ministry, Wait No More, Wycliffe Associates
Church leaders from more than 600 language groups around the world have asked Wycliffe Associates for the technology and training to start translating the Bible using a translation method known as MAST (Mobilized Assistance Supporting Translation). “They have the...
