Bonifacio Paulo thought he was following the call of God to become a priest, but a chance meeting took him in a different direction towards Bible translation, as God showed him how life-changing it is to hear the Word of God in your own heart language.

It was a beautiful, sunny day on Sunday, 20 November 2016, as cyclists hit the road for the 20th edition of the Telkom 947 Cycle Challenge. Wycliffe entered a team called Africa Alive, to raise funds for the Tonga Bible Translation Project in Zimbabwe.

With more than 700 languages in Africa that still need a translation of the Bible, there is much work to be done in making the Word of God accessible to all people in their own heart language. The Bible translation process involves many different skill sets and requires the buy-in of the local people to be a true success. The process can be broken down into five phases: 1) Identify a feasible project 2) Decide on the best approach, 3) Translate the Scriptures, 4) Distribute the translated wo...

South African thought leaders, from various spheres of business and ministry, recently had the opportunity to rub shoulders with the leadership of the Wycliffe Global Alliance at a dynamic event, called “Leaders Intersect.” The event was hosted by Wycliffe South Africa, an organisation that works for a movement of biblical truth by meeting the remaining Bible translation needs in southern Africa.

Cyclists take to the roads of Johannesburg to ride in the 20th edition of the 947 Cycle Challenge on Sunday, 20th of November 2016. An integral part of the race is the Ride for a Purpose campaign, which is a platform for cyclists to create awareness about personal causes that are close to their hearts.