“Wycliffe needs people from all countries, cultures and language groups. It signals that this is really what the Church wants to do. We are all in this together,” said Lise Nielsen, the board chair of Wycliffe Denmark.

“Wycliffe needs people from all countries, cultures and language groups. It signals that this is really what the Church wants to do. We are all in this together,” said Lise Nielsen, the board chair of Wycliffe Denmark.

[Abridged Article] Lise Nielsen, the board chair of Wycliffe Denmark shares about her journey to becoming involved with Wycliffe and why it is important for the global church to engage together in Bible translation efforts

[Abridged Article] In Romania small churches are coming together to financially support Bible translation.

A church supports faithfully; a worker is encouraged; changed is accomplished together.

Arts in Mission (AiM) 2011 was a global gathering of artists and arts advocates committed to encouraging the culturally appropriate expression of art to glorify God.

A video outlining training for cross cultural work available through the European Training Programme (ETP)

A group of small Romanian churches pulled together to prayerfully and financially support a missionary family who serve with Wycliffe in Ethiopia.

A website has been launched with a focus on Bible translation into two sign languages of Spain.

A team has started the translation of the Bible into Dutch Sign Language

We have come together as a work group "Bible in Sign Language” with the goal of eventually translating the Bible from written Dutch into Dutch Sign Language.

Understanding roles and points of view in sign languages helps a translation team to improve the quality of their translation.

A Deaf Christian is beginning to see and understand the meaning of the Bible as it is translated into her sign language.

Retired Wycliffe pilot receives France's highest award - the Légion d'Honneur - for meritorious service to France during the Second World War.

Leader of a dominant religion reads the New Testament in his language and becomes a believer. He starts a Bible Study in their place of worship and eventually is expelled - but is still rejoicing in his faith.

The translation of the Bible into English has a long and rich history, paralleling closely (and probably helping to advance) the major stages of development of the language itself.

A history of the translation of the Bible into the Hungarian language (translated to English from the original in Hungarian).

Historical profile on the translation of the Bible into Slavonic and Russian.

Profile on the history of the translation of the Bible into the Spanish language.

A brief history of the translation of the Bible into Dutch.