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Feature Story Feature Story The Tay people of Papua New Guinea celebrate receiving their New Testament. Dedicated in 2014, it is having a transforming impact in their churches and communities. Focus on Bible Translation Bible translat…
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By Greg Pruett, PhD
Feature Story Last year I visited a place where people don’t know the name of Jesus. I don’t mean that they don’t “know Jesus.” I’m saying they don’t know that He exists at all. It&rs…
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By Julie Jean Francis
Moving to a new country and new culture is full of surprises. One surprise for me when I moved to Southeast Asia was that every single temple is filled with idols. There is not just one idol per temple. We once vi…
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Moving to a new country and new culture is full of surprises. One surprise for me when I moved to Southeast Asia was that every single temple is filled with idols. There is not just one idol per temple. We once vi…
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Moving to a new country and new culture is full of surprises. One surprise for me when I moved to Southeast Asia was that every single temple is filled with idols. There is not just one idol per temple. We once vi…
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Moving to a new country and new culture is full of surprises. One surprise for me when I moved to Southeast Asia was that every single temple is filled with idols. There is not just one idol per temple. We once vi…
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Moving to a new country and new culture is full of surprises. One surprise for me when I moved to Southeast Asia was that every single temple is filled with idols. There is not just one idol per temple. We once vi…
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By Julie Jean Francis
Being an alien and stranger is no fun. Ask me about it. Everywhere we go, people stare at us. They grab at us to touch our skin and hair. They unashamedly point and stare at us in public. They sometimes treat us like royalty, bestowing o…
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Being an alien and stranger is no fun. Ask me about it. Everywhere we go, people stare at us. They grab at us to touch our skin and hair. They unashamedly point and stare at us in public. They sometimes treat us like royalty, bestowing o…
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Being an alien and stranger is no fun. Ask me about it. Everywhere we go, people stare at us. They grab at us to touch our skin and hair. They unashamedly point and stare at us in public. They sometimes treat us like royalty, bestowing o…
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Being an alien and stranger is no fun. Ask me about it. Everywhere we go, people stare at us. They grab at us to touch our skin and hair. They unashamedly point and stare at us in public. They sometimes treat us like royalty, bestowing o…
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By Miriam Beckham
What does “hope” mean? I am a translator, and my work involves parsing meanings of words to their core components with the purpose of identifying functional equivalents across languages. So naturally, this is where I began with a word l…
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By Todd Owen
Checks and Balances The air conditioner gently hummed behind me, making a valiant effort to cool the room and remove some of the 95% humidity of Madang, Papua New Guinea. I sat at one corner of a conference table, staring into my lapt…
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Checks and Balances The air conditioner gently hummed behind me, making a valiant effort to cool the room and remove some of the 95% humidity of Madang, Papua New Guinea. I sat at one corner of a conference table, staring into my lapt…
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God, please grant endurance to finish editing the Action Bible in American Sign Language. Please guide the development of an app that will make this translation available to American Deaf communities and beyond.
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God, please move in the hearts of people in every unreached group we serve. We pray that entire communities will turn to Christ and begin following him.
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God, please help us complete the translation of our Translation Process class into an Asian language by October.
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Thank you, God, for the men and women you have brought to our annual Discovery recruitment event in Dallas. Thank you for this opportunity to cast the vision for Bible translation ministry and their potential involvement.
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God, please lead our teammates serving immigrants in St. Louis to identify a language group needing Bible translation. Please raise up new teammates to join them and lead this translation work.
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God, please empower our teammates in Deaf Ministries as they edit the translation of the Action Bible New Testament into American Sign Language. Please protect their time, health, and resources so that this translation can become available soon.
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