To the Ends of the Earth
The Story of the St. Lawrence Island Yupik New Testament.
Located 150 miles off the coast of mainland Alaska, St. Lawrence Island has been home to the Yupik people for over 2,000 years. And after almost 60 years of translation work, the community has the complete Yupik New Testament!
Discover more about this beautiful island and its people, learn the incredible story of the Yupik New Testament translation, and hear from the translation team, local pastors and the Yupik community as they describe what it’s like to finally read God’s Word in their language.
God is doing amazing things around the world, and you can be a part of seeing people just like the Yupik encounter Him through Scripture in a language and format they clearly understand. Join the work by praying with us!
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