Pray regularly for work of Wycliffe by signing up for our bi-monthly prayer updates (in French or in German).
You can also find prayer requests in English on wycliffe.net.
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Pray regularly for work of Wycliffe by signing up for our bi-monthly prayer updates (in French or in German).
You can also find prayer requests in English on wycliffe.net.
Learn more ...Bible translation is a demanding task and needs constant prayer support from start to finish. Translators have noticed, however, that special difficulties seem to surface when translations near completion. What follows is a sampling of such problems to help you in praying for those involved.
The list is not hypothetical. Every item mentioned has occurred to delay completion of some translation.
Here are some more ressources to help you pray.
Learn more ...In the past, we had limited access to information about events that were happening outside of our own community. But with the invention of the internet, social media and mass communication, we’re now able to know what’s happening — anywhere in the world — from our computer, tablet or phone.
Being so connected to events around the world can begin to feel emotionally exhausting. Fear, grief and even anger can quickly fill our hearts as we see stories of violence, hatred and disaster flash across our screens.
As believers, what are we to do when the weight of this sinful world seems to pummel us on all sides? How can we use the news to be a light to the world around us?
Praying through the news is one easy habit that we can all benefit from. It allows us to surrender our worries to God while also intentionally lifting up communities that need to experience his healing and love in tangible ways.
Here are some tips on how to pray through the news:
Whether you’re reading about a hurricane that has ravaged a town, a city that has suffered a mass shooting or a country that is facing high crime levels, stop and pray for those immediately affected by the event.
When a significant event happens, the whole local community is impacted as result. Pray that local churches, schools, businesses and more would rally together and support each other, and ask God to make people sensitive to his hand at work in the midst of it all.
We’re all called to be Jesus’s hands and feet to the world. One way we can do that is by reaching out to our own communities in moments of crisis. Pray that local believers would be equipped and willing to shine God’s light, helping to bring healing and restoration to their community in the days and weeks following an event.
The news is full of stories of hurting, broken people and communities. But we serve a loving God who can redeem any situation and ultimately glorify himself. Pray that God would do just that, and that people would be sensitive to his hand at work — whether they have an intimate relationship with him or learn about him for the very first time.
With access to so much news, we might be tempted to shut out the world’s brokenness and hurt to protect ourselves. But 2 Timothy 1:7 says, “For God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline” (NLT). Pray that God would make us brave and would equip us to shine his light to the world around us in the midst of pain and suffering.
Jesus himself said, “I have told you all this so that you may have peace in me. Here on earth you will have many trials and sorrows. But take heart, because I have overcome the world” (John 16:33, NLT). Nothing is outside of God’s control — even the most heart-wrenching, unimaginable events that we encounter in the news. As believers in Christ, we have the assurance that God has already overcome the world. It may feel like he’s not in control, but he is. And as we pray for his will to be done and his glory to be made known, we can live with the knowledge that he is victorious and will ultimately bring complete healing to this world.
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Serve the Bible translation movement with your skills and experience. Find out about job possibilities in French and German or for English go to the Wycliffe UK website.
Learn more ...There are many possibilities to get involved from 2 weeks to a year: discover opportunities in French and German, for English visit the Wycliffe UK website.
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Among the 12 000 Wycliffe members worldwide there are 80 Swiss members, who work in 25 countries on all continents.
The members of the home office in Biel are responsible for administration, finances and communication. All of our members’salaries are financed through gifts from friends and churches
Here is a selection of our members.
Learn more ...There are hundreds of different projects going on in the Wycliffe world. Wycliffe Switzerland supports a dozen of projects, mainly in French-speaking Africa and Indonesia. You will find them on this map, with description in French or German.
In English, you can find a selection of projects on the website of Wycliffe USA or the Seed Company.
Learn more ...Your support helps bring God’s Word to language groups still waiting.
You don’t need to be a translation expert to join the team.
In any language project a vast number of different people with different skills are required. Whatever your skills and interests, there is a part for you to play.