Oral Bible Translation is Key to Seeing Scripture in Every Language
By Swapna Alexander, Bryan Harmelink, and Youngshin Kim, with Jim Killam | Literacy does not need to be a necessary step for people to engage with God…
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First Nations Version
The familiar Western voice of modern English translations is scrubbed out enough to entice the reader to take in afresh the Creator’s story.
Engaging Deaf Tanzanian Children with Scripture
By Sensor Joseph Msimbete | The current Bible translation available in Tanzanian Sign Language is too difficult for some children to understand becaus…
The Time for the Deaf is Now
By Marisa Sorenson | The world’s 300+ Deaf people groups have long been denied access to the Scriptures in their native languages – sign languages…
Solving the Consultant Dilemma
By Brigitte Rabarijaona | Bible translation consultants’ expertise and skills are pivotal in ensuring quality translations. The current shortage of …
Collaboration in Bible Translation
By Paul Kimbi and Sarah Starrenburg | Scripture translation is experiencing unprecedented progress as a result of a determined commitment to collabora…
Multilingualism and Ministry
By Kyle Harris | Missionaries involved in all aspects of ministry from church planting to discipleship to Bible translation must consider language in …
The Landscape of Bible Translation in the 21st Century
By Phil King and Dick Kroneman | The rich and diverse landscape of Bible translation, today, brings together past wisdom and present innovative opport…
Bible Translation is the Key to a Christian Faith “at Home” in Any Culture
By Michel Kenmogne | Bible translation initiates a cultural appropriation of Christian faith that deepens understanding and ownership of the gospel. I…
The Translating God
By Heather Pubols | Today’s Bible translation movement involves a multifaceted and multinational group of clergy and lay people from across all type…