by Katie Hogan | Aug 24, 2020
Give Now The Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus (EECMY) continues to see tremendous growth, due in large part to an emphasis on Bible translation. People who have Scripture in a language they can understand are more likely to come to faith and maintain active...
by Katie Hogan | Jun 17, 2020
Give Now Crates of the Fakki New Testament sit unopened, because most Fakki speakers are unable to read. They wait for the opportunity to become literate. The Lutheran Church of Togo recognizes the importance of literacy to spread the Gospel. Literacy activities will...
by Katie Hogan | Jan 28, 2022
Give Now A group of Gokana pastors recognized the need for translation over 30 years ago, resulting in the publication of the Gokana New Testament and other Bible materials. But a complete Bible is necessary if people are to truly understand how God has been working...
by Katie Hogan | Jan 28, 2022
Give Now The New Testament published in the Northern Grebo dialect of Liberia does not communicate God’s Word clearly to those living in the southeastern region of the country. Lack of Scripture materials hampers efforts to spread the Gospel among those who speak...
by Katie Hogan | Jun 17, 2020
Give Now Investment in local partners and their physical infrastructure is crucial if a language community is to carry out the vital efforts of translation and literacy. These are more than buildings. They are mission outposts from which qualified and trained church...
