For generations, the Khalti people have lived without the opportunity to read God’s Word in the language they understand best.
Today, that is about to change.
The books of Ruth and Jonah have now been translated into the Khalti language, opening the door for families to encounter God’s Word in a deeply personal way for the very first time. Before that can happen, however, these newly translated Scriptures must be printed and delivered.
This is more than a printing project. It’s an opportunity to place God’s Word into Khalti homes for the very first time.
The books of Ruth and Jonah are especially meaningful for the Khalti people. Ruth’s story reflects questions they already wrestle with about family, belonging, hope, and God’s faithful provision. Jonah reveals God’s mercy and His heart for people from every nation. Together, these books proclaim timeless truths about God’s character and His plan of redemption — truths the Khalti people will soon be able to read, study, and share with one another for the first time.
That’s why we’re inviting you to be part of this historic moment.
Your help is needed this August to fund the first printing and distribution of these newly translated Scriptures so they can move from the translator’s table into Khalti homes.
Because of a generous $5,000 matching gift, every dollar you give before August 31 will be doubled, allowing twice as many copies of Scripture to reach the people who are waiting.
- $21.33 helps print and deliver two copies of Ruth and Jonah.
- Through the matching gift, your generosity today will place two copies into Khalti hands.
- Every gift moves us closer to ensuring these Scriptures begin reaching families without delay.
Will you help bring God’s Word to the Khalti people by giving generously today?
Your gift will do far more than print pages. It will help place Scripture into homes, strengthen the Church, equip future generations, and create new opportunities for men, women, and children to encounter Jesus through Scripture in the language they understand best.
The translation is complete. Now it’s time to get it into people’s waiting hands. And, by God’s grace, you can help ensure His Word reaches the people it was translated for.
