The Multilingual God
Author: Steve Fortosis Reviewed by: Wong Wei Jin Anyone who is not familiar with what Wycliffe Bible Translators do should read this book. As Christians, we sometimes forget what is happening outside our own world of influence. That includes the wider missionary movement. We forget…
Longhouses Open Doors
Author: Ray Cunningham Reviewed by: Kelvin Ong “Is Jesus your Lord, Master and Saviour?”How much of our personal ambitions are we willing to let go and allow God to take full control of our lives? These questions capture the essence of our Christian faith. “Longhouses…
And The Word Came With Power
Author: Joanne Shetler Reviewed by: Kelvin Ong They say that God works in mysterious ways. After WW II has ended, God miraculously sent two young American girls; Joanne Shetler and Anne Fetzer to a remote tribal village in the island of Mindanao, Philippines to translate…
BOOK OF FIRE: William Tyndale, Thomas More and the Bloody Birth of the English Bible
Written by: Brian Moynahan Reviewed by: Sunita Arthur Selvaraj Most of us use our Bibles nearly everyday and yet have very little insight into the complicated and violent history behind the origin of the English Bible. William Tyndale, was one of the earliest translators of…
When Jesus Speaks Through A Dream
Testimony from the Oral Bible Storying J language team In the past, *Tikah’s (our J language project mother tongue translator) second oldest brother, *Apok, used to adamantly oppose her attending church or even joining the Oral Bible Storying project, claiming that these were the reasons…
God Speaks Semelai!
Come and celebrate with us!We are celebrating the completion of Mark Gospel in Semelai! So, on the 15th of January 2022, seven of us from Wycliffe travelled to Temerloh to celebrate together with the Semelai brethren and the church at Temerloh Gospel Chapel. We were…
Volunteering at Wycliffe
This journey has deepened my understanding on how Bible translation plays a huge role in evangelism. It touches the hearts of people most, when they read the Word in their mother tongue. Throughout these 9 months, I also thank God for the opportunity to know more about Wycliffe’s missionaries and their ministries. Although most of the time I was working from home due to the COVID-19 lockdown, I am still thankful for being able to spend my time meaningfully before I start my under-graduate study.
A Long Journey Having The Whole Bible
Written by a friend of the Kenyah Imagine that the Bible in your own language has only the New Testament, but that it is in the dialect of another village. Imagine sitting in church and the pastor is preaching from Psalms. He opens the Bible…
Introducing Our New Member – Jane T.
My interest in culture and arts were instilled in me by my teachers and family. I was intrigued by the uniqueness of languages and cultures. During my younger days [….]