Samuel Speaks
On June 25th Samuel Frith a young volunteer for Wycliffe Bible Translators visted us and spoke about the work of the Wycliffe Bible Translators. Impressively he cycled from Bath to reach us, a journey of more than an hour.
Samuel spoke well with great gusto and interest for all that listened. He ernestly requested prayer and suggested several ways that ordinary parishioners could get involved in supporting this great work.
As ever his talk went on to our Facebook page with all our sermons but you can get direct access from the button below.
A Little Info
There is now more Bible translation work in progress than ever before
Which means that in the coming years there is a historic opportunity to get significantly closer to the vision of everyone being able to know Jesus through the Bible.
This work is urgent. That is why Wycliffe is aiming to double the amount of funding we send to translation projects in the next three years.
With your help, together we can say ‘yes’ to more translation teams that have asked for support.
Getting Involved
Wycliffe’s vision is for a world where everyone can know Jesus through the Bible.
Wycliffe’s mission is to serve local partners worldwide as they bring God’s word to their communities in the language which speaks to them best.
1.5 billion people are still waiting for the Bible in the language they know best.
Your generosity means that we can say ‘yes’ to more translation teams.
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