Meet Our Newest Members
I first heard God’s calling during Camp Wycliffe in 2004 and responded to the calling. I then resigned from my job as a School Principal in 2006 and subsequently [….]
Mission in the Year of the Pandemic
As 2020 draws to a close, it will truly be an unforgettable year for all of us. The events of this year will leave a permanent mark in our lives [….]
Participatory Approach
We are in many kinds of working relationships at work, in church, and even at home, but we often do tasks without much participation from others at different levels. Occasionally [….]
Editorial from Executive Director
By Tan Lay Leng 2019 marks another milestone for Wycliffe Malaysia, as we celebrate 25 years of God’s faithfulness, working in the ministry of Bible Translation in Malaysia. Over the past 25 years, we have sent out a total of 42 missionaries, serving in 14…
CUV 100th Year and Wycliffe Malaysia 25th Anniversary
By Rev. Leung This year, 2019, marks the 100th year of the publication of the Chinese Union Version (CUV). Wycliffe Malaysia also marks the 25th anniversary of their organization. Thus, it’s a ‘Double Happiness’ (双喜临门). Through the centuries, many missionaries came to China and other…
Journey of Faith in Bible Translation Mission
By Sharen Around nineteen years old, I was led to Christ and experienced His deliverance. In my final year of university, I received the Lord’s calling to join His mission to the unreached people. After working in the secular world for a few years, I…
Camp Wycliffe Testimonials
The 3 day Camp Wycliffe held in Ipoh from 1-3 June, 2018 attracted a mixed group of campers ranging from 12 years old to 60 plus years. Our tagline “A unique way to learn about missions” provided a glimpse for campers to experience as to…
An Introduction to Orality & Bible Storying
It is believed that two-thirds of our world’s population are oral learners[1]. Oral learners are not necessarily illiterate but are people who prefer to learn through oral form. This means that the majority of the people in our world today learn and communicate best through means that do not involve printed texts. Studies and research tell us that people learn better through [….]
