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Host Bible Translation Sunday at Your Church

7,000+ languages are spoken globally, and just over 750 have a full Bible.

What Is Bible Translation Sunday?

Bible Translation Sunday gives your church an opportunity to engage with a global ministry. Prepared resources and media enable you to host an event that energizes and unites your church, as well as raises awareness of Bible translation ministry.

You can host Bible Translation Sunday any time of year to fit your church’s schedule.

Here’s How Your Church Can help

Host a Bible Translation Sunday at your church and engage your community in a call to action to support Lutheran Bible Translators. Every church has the option to inspire and invite individuals and families to generously support one of three impact areas: capacity building, Scripture engagement, and advancing Bible translation.

Equip Your church

Event tools (sermon, bulletin, video, etc) are included in a free toolkit.

Energize members

Inspire your church to close the Bible translation gap in this generation.

Join the movement

Unite in prayer, raise awareness, and make a global impact.

How does it work?

  • Sign Up Below
  • Receive Overview Booklet and Toolkit
  • Prepare for Your Call
    A member of the team will be in touch to answer questions, help you learn more the opportunity, and (if you’re ready) to choose a date to host.
  • Host Bible Translation Sunday!

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More Ways To Support

We hope to stay connected with you beyond your Bible Translation Sunday event.

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Actively seek out ways to share Bible translation ministry in your community.

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