Joshua (aged 13) tells us about life in Papua New Guinea, where his parents were working when he was in primary school.

It didn’t take me long to realise that life in Cameroon would be less certain than life back home, writes Rachel Robinson.

How can we use the news to be a light to the world around us?

Meet Khalid, Shokhrat and Memyan as they encounter the gospel message in unexpected ways.

‘If Bible translation was just a job, I wouldn’t have carried on when I had to run for my life.’

Relationships are fundamental to the success of Bible translation. A shared interest can make all the difference.

Find out more about the stories from this year's free calendars.

If your Bible spends a lot of time on the shelf, you’re not alone. Here’s some advice about how to change that.

Considering serving with Wycliffe in the future? Here's how you can prepare now.

‘I’ve prayed for you every day of your life,’ said one stranger to another.

Have you ever come across those lists of untranslatable words from other languages?

Chris Conn is now preparing for his first assignment with Wycliffe. He shares why he is so passionate about Bible translation.

Find out how Luke's Gospel is empowering Kenyan girls.

How good is your Latin? Too often, language has been a barrier to knowing God, writes Josh Oldfield.

That’s impossible...isn’t it?

An estimated two-thirds of the world learns better through stories, proverbs and songs than through the written word.