Helen, who serves with Wycliffe in South Africa, and Franci, the leader of her prayer support team, reflect on the importance of serving God together.

Is God calling you to serve him overseas? Have you considered Nigeria?

Helen Fisher shares some of her favourite things about living and working in Nigeria, including a weekly Bible study in a women's prison.

'My dream would be that they would take the gospel somewhere else,' says Steve, who works with the Fini people.

Rachel Robinson shares her (normal!) daily routine as a linguist in Cameroon

God is interested in your work life, so ask him to help you.

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.

Don’t think you have to be a linguist to serve with Wycliffe! Two SkillServers share their experiences of short-term volunteering placements.

‘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.