by Katie Hogan | Jan 28, 2022
Give Now Assyrian Christians have suffered genocide and persecution, which has led to a diaspora around the world. Assyrian Christians in the Middle East have learned Arabic as a national language, but it is not used within their churches. They associate the national...
by Katie Hogan | Jun 17, 2020
Give Now Bandi speakers need the full Bible. The New Testament is available, but that is only half of the Bible – only half the story of God’s Word. People cannot understand the New Testament fully without the books of the Old Testament in their language....
by Katie Hogan | Jun 17, 2020
Give Now People want God’s Word, and everyone deserves to have access to it. “They are willing to buy even a tattered, termite damaged copy if one can be found,” observed a Lutheran Bible Translators’ missionary. “Language is a divine...
by Katie Hogan | Aug 25, 2020
Give Now Lutheran Bible Translators partnered with the Bokyi Language Community in 2012 to encourage literacy and use of the Bokyi Bible, the audio recording of the New Testament, and the Jesus Film. A literacy program is increasing the number of Bokyi who can read,...
by Sarah Stilwell | Feb 25, 2020
Give Now A Dan speaker prayed for translation to resume after a 14-year interruption due to civil war. The New Testament (completed in 1981) was out of print, but the church was growing, and the Dan people recognized the need for Scripture in their language. They are...
