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Be sure to read the latest news from Paul and Ali Federwitz.
How to Recognize a Call to Mission
“NOT guaranteed: running water, electricity, or internet.” This ad might not typically inspire people to see the world. But the Lutheran Bible Translators Crossroads experience is not a typical overseas trip. Instead, Crossroads offers the opportunity to explore Bible...
Friday Field Notes
Check out news from Rev. Chuck and Karen Tessaro and Jon and Carol Shaneyfelt.
Breaking New Ground
Dr. Mike Rodewald, executive director for Lutheran Bible Translators in Concordia, Missouri, was the keynote speaker during recent ground-breaking ceremonies for a unique building on the campus of Mekane Yesus Seminary (MYS) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. MYS is part of...
Deeper Roots for God’s Word
“Most people have no personal interaction with written materials, like Scripture, in a way they can understand,” says missionary Ruthie Wagner. Ruthie and her husband Josh live in Sierra Leone, helping translate Scripture into Themne, one of over 20 languages spoken...
Friday Field Notes
Here is the most recent update from Rev. Claude and Rhoda Houge.
The Future of Mission: Building Mission Outposts
We’ve asked prayer and financial partners of Lutheran Bible Translators why they invest some of their mission giving with LBT. They say it’s because we have a clear and simple vision: “Translate the Bible and put it in the hands of people.” That’s what we’ve done,...
Friday Field Notes
Check out the recent news from Dr. Becky Grossmann.
Taking Root
Plants spring up at an amazing pace in the tropics. In fact, it is possible to just cut a branch off a plant, stick it into the ground, and see it flourish as it develops a root system and leaves. I experienced this personally during my first language project living...
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