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One Crazy Gringo

One Crazy Gringo

Wycliffe founder William Cameron Townsend faced the future with openness, spontaneity and creativity. He was an explorer who chose not to follow existing models, but forthrightly forged ahead, believing God was guiding his dreams.

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Coffee on the Terrace

Coffee on the Terrace

In this moving depiction of life and work in the Philippine mountains, Bruce Grayden shows how God's Word changed Kalingas and how His Church has developed into a powerful force among a people whose lives had been filled with violence and fear.

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Rewire

Rewire





Rewire your language skills, your cultural behaviour and your worldview attitudes! Rewire is held over a weekend and is designed to help you to get your head around other languages and cultures.

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Jesus speaks Aiwo!

Jesus speaks Aiwo!

Located in a remote southeastern corner of the Solomon Islands (1500 miles northeast of Australia), the Reef Islands sustains a population of more than 5000. Wycliffe translation advisors John & Rosalie Rentz (from US/NZ) and their famly spent 8 years supervising the translation of the Scriptures into Äiwo, the native language. The translation of Mark's Gospel was completed in 2001 and the dedication ceremony was held in St. Michael's Church in Otelo Village.

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John 1:1
In the beginning
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