The Migaama New Testament, launched in Chad on 30 December 2021, was an opportunity to emphasise Jesus’ message of reconciliation.

The main takeaway from Wycliffe's presence at COP26 was that ‘we must act together as the salt of the earth.’

Despite a year of lockdowns and travel restrictions across the world, the work of Bible translation has continued to progress.

Three New Testaments are being launched in Ghana over the coming four days, and you can watch them live on Facebook.

Wycliffe Bible Translators has announced this year’s plans for GradTeams and Experience programmes.

The Guerguiko New Testament was launched at an event in Moukoulou, in the Guera province of Chad, on 28 December.

The Sangu New Testament with Genesis was launched in the village of Utengele in Tanzania on 24 November.

Wycliffe is celebrating with YouVersion Bible app, which has announced that Scripture is now available on its app in 1,500 languages.

The latest statistics about the work of Bible translation show that the work continues to accelerate despite pandemic restrictions.

Wycliffe Bible Translators has announced new dates for its latest Discover Online event.

A Bible translator who retires at the end of this month has been able to celebrate by seeing three New Testaments launched.

The Malila New Testament was launched at an event in Ilembo, Tanzania, on Saturday 5 September.

Three Bible translation agencies have teamed up to make the Bible more widely available in hundreds more languages through a digitisation project.

The use of audio Scriptures is having a big impact among the Malila people of southwest Tanzania.

A new milestone has been reached as the Bible has been translated into its 700th language.

Another Bible translator in Cameroon has been murdered following an attack in his village.

A keyboard that will help people interact with the Bible in the Mbelime language, spoken in West Africa, has been developed.

A Bible translation team in Senegal and The Gambia is using social media to spread the good news of Jesus among the Karon* people.

A team that includes people serving with Wycliffe has developed a course to help people deal with distress caused by Covid-19.

Wycliffe members are helping marginalised language groups to receive health messages relating to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.

Moorlands College and Wycliffe Bible Translators have teamed up to run a virtual Open Day on Friday 29 May.

In response to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, Wycliffe Bible Translators has taken the difficult decision to cancel its next GradTeam trip.

The Flame* New Testament with Genesis was launched and dedicated in a quiet ceremony in West Africa, in the midst of a lockdown situation.

Language experts have used Bible translations along with artificial intelligence to help create key health warnings such as ‘Wash your hands’.

Wycliffe is continuing to support the work of Bible translation across the world, despite upheavals caused by the coronavirus outbreak.

Wycliffe Bible Translators has launched two videos about singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones’ journey to Ethiopia.

Wycliffe has taken the unprecedented step of cancelling the events it was going to run this summer, as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

Wycliffe Bible Translators has run the first Faith and Farming workshop in Nigeria, in the town of Lambata.

Wycliffe Bible Translators announce the appointment of a new Regional Manager for Scotland. Ruth McCaig will join Wycliffe on Monday 3 February.

The Samburu New Testament and accompanying dictionary were launched last weekend in Kenya and are set to transform everyday life.

Two linguists serving with Wycliffe have taken the first step in translating the Bible into two languages in Chad with no writing system.

Wycliffe has announced the details for its 2020 Experience summer camps for 18–30 year olds to learn what’s involved in Bible translation.

One of the first Bible translators for the Aghem people in Cameroon has been murdered during an attack on his village.

Wycliffe Bible Translators has released its latest annual figures on the progress being made in Bible translation worldwide.

Your Way of Singing, the new album by British singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones in collaboration with Wycliffe Bible Translators, is out today!

Wycliffe Bible Translators opened its new Wales office in Bridgend on Saturday 14 September.

A Cameroonian man who worked with Wycliffe Bible Translators has been murdered in his home in Cameroon during an overnight attack.

Wycliffe is opening an office in Wales, to enable the organisation to better serve churches across the country as they engage in global mission.

The first new-look GradTeam for graduates run by Wycliffe has just finished, after a successful nine months in the Philippines.

A decade-long Scripture translation project has culminated in the publication of the New Testament in the Nyakyusa language.

The Deputy President of Kenya thanks Bible translation organisations ‘for your tremendous work’ and promises government support for future work.

Following the devastation caused by Cyclone Idai, Wycliffe Bible Translators and SIL are able to report that the teams they work with are safe.

The dedication of the Wamey New Testament represents over 30 years of translation work by Wycliffe Bible Translators and SIL Senegal.

Wycliffe Bible Translators has announced the appointment of Andrew Chard as its Director for International Partnerships.

From September 2019, Moorlands College and Wycliffe Bible Translators will be collaborating to establish a new ‘School of Language and Scripture’.

The launch of a dictionary in the Gusilay language in Senegal has marked a key step in getting the Bible translated into the language.

An appeal by Wycliffe following the September tsunami in Indonesia has helped to provide vital supplies and begin the rebuilding process.

As we start the year, we give thanks to God for five years of collaboration between Redcliffe College and Wycliffe Bible Translators.

Wycliffe Bible Translators is at the heart of relief efforts following the earthquake and tsunami that hit Indonesia on 28 September.

The 1000th New Testament translation completed with involvement from SIL and Wycliffe Bible Translators was launched on 11 August 2018.