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.

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

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.

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

‘The leading of the Lord is so beautiful.’ How God led one young man to help set up Wycliffe Japan.

Do you remember the first stories you heard about Jesus? The ones that made you realise that God was talking to you?

Pastor Kodjo Odah was dedicated as a child to become a voodoo priest, but has become the pastor of a growing Ifè church in Togo.

For years, Jume heard biblical truths in the local trade language Hausa, or in English. Find out about the impact of her favourite verse now she can listen to it in her own language.

'Is global mission a passion of yours? It was never one of mine.' Josh Oldfield shares how God unexpectedly gave him a passion for Bible translation.

Together, Jamie, Pete and Kelsie make up the Wycliffe 2018/19 GradTeam, serving in the Philippines since September.

After many years of waiting, the word of God is finally coming to the Dobel people in their own language.

Lois recently spent a week with us on work experience. Here are some reflections she shared with us.

Bethany writes about her photography placement with us on Experience Wycliffe

Wycliffe member Sue writes about training literacy teachers in Cameroon.