Episode 64: Growth in Nigeria
September 16, 2022
“We want to see God’s Word, especially in the minority languages of Nigeria. We believe that if people have God’s Word in their language, then their lives will be transformed.”
— Rev. Kierien Ayugha
Rev. Kierien Ayugha is an ordained pastor in the Lutheran Church of Nigeria, a Bible Translation Consultant in training and serves as an International Associate with Lutheran Bible Translators.
He currently serves as lecturer/professor in the Linguistics and Bible Translation Department at the Theological College of Northern Nigeria, training the next generation of Bible Translators for work in Nigeria and surrounding countries.
Kierien is currently studying for his PhD degree in Narrative Discourse Analysis at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
Hear what God is doing in Nigeria through Bible translation in this interview with Rev. Kierien Ayugha.
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That is true and persuasive Sir. May the Lord help you and the entire world of Translation to reach out to the end of the age
We bless God for this great job