Translation


A Translation Milestone for Mongolian Christians


The entire Old Testament is available in the Mongolian Standard Version for the first time

Auslan.Bible Launches


Bringing God’s Word to Life for Australia’s Deaf Community

God will direct you


Indigenous Christians Translating the Bible in Community

Empowered Voices: The Journey of Pitjantjatjara Women Translating the Bible


In 2011, two extraordinary Anangu women, Katrina Tjitayi and Makinti Minutjukur, felt moved to begin…

Roots of Faith: The Legacy of the Ernabella Mission


The Pitjantjatjara Bible translation project has its roots in the Ernabella Mission which was established…

The Bible in Heart Languages for 6.1 Billion People


Following a year of Bible translation work around the globe in 2024, for the first…

Scripture translations for over 1.25 billion people in 2023


In 2023, Bible Societies across the world completed Scripture translations in 106 languages, reaching over…

“Massive need” for more First Nations Bible Translators


Darwin’s Nungalinya College is training workers to Open The Bible in Indigenous heart languages.  “The…

When Opening The Bible together brings healing


When I was a child,” Amy Cruickshanks recalls, “I realised that when I learnt even…

Translating the Bible into Indigenous Languages


Meet Sam When I tell people I’m involved in Bible translation work, I’m then often…