The Bible isn’t just a book; it’s the living voice of God that transcends time, cultures and languages. For generations, Scripture has served as a roadmap, illuminating truth and transforming lives for eternity. It has laid the foundation for the global Church to fulfill Jesus’ commands, shaping the faith of millions and guiding them on their spiritual journeys.

Yet there are still many communities around the world waiting to experience this life-changing message in their own language. The Word of God, with its power to touch hearts and change lives, remains inaccessible to numerous people groups due to language barriers. This is why the work of Bible translation is pivotal.

Bible translation is not just about translating words; it is about transforming lives by ensuring that every person can encounter Jesus through Scripture in a language and format they clearly understand. As this message reaches to the ends of the earth, God is moving, using His global Church in ways we have never seen before in the history of the world. He is inviting us to have a front-row seat to watch what He is doing and participate in this mission.

All around the world, churches are rising up and taking ownership of Bible translation for their own communities. This growing sense of responsibility and collaboration within the global Church is causing unprecedented acceleration in Bible translation efforts. Wycliffe serves as a catalyst in this movement, engaging with hundreds of partners worldwide to carry out this God-sized vision.

Together, we are witnessing believers around the world uniting with the shared mission of seeing all people access God’s Word.

We are living in a historic moment where the possibility that every language on earth could have access to the Bible is within reach. This vision echoes the words of Revelation 7:9a (NLT):

This isn’t just about translation — it’s about transforming hearts and lives and leaving a legacy that spans generations.

The mission of Bible translation continues to inspire and motivate us. We look forward to a day when every person, no matter where they live or what language they use, has the opportunity to encounter the greatest story ever told in a way that touches their hearts.