Can you break the code? People all over the world need this message - but it's in code! 

See if you can break the code and help millions of people know what the message says.

This comic book shows why Wycliffe Bible Translators want to translate the Bible for all people. 

8 pages, $2.00 (+ $1.00 P&P)

Ori finds out the importance of listening to his father's teaching through an encounter with a King Python! He also reminds us of the importance of listening to God's teaching. This legend is from Papua New Guinea with pictures showing a little of life there.

This booklet is suitable for children aged 4-7 years. The pictures are good for colouring in and it contains a worksheet with questions about the story.

16 pages, $2.00 (+ $1.00 P & P)

Children's Group Activities, using many and varied stimuli! (Sight, sound, taste, smell and touch!)

A variety of games suitable for children aged 5 - 12, including action games, puzzle games and other activities.

Challenging and fun activities to help families get involved in missions! Ideas for how families can help missionaries both at home and overseas, ranging from writing to them to actually visiting.

Try your hand at Grammar, Idioms and Culture Puzzles!

Puzzles using actual examples of culture, translation and grammar from Ghana and Brazil will open your eyes to some of the challenge and fun of being a missionary.

40 pages, $3.00 (+$1.00 P&P)

Help children find out about the Bible, and some of the people groups who still don't have the Bible in their own language.  This book uses all kinds of puzzles to teach children what translators do, and gives them an idea of what it's like living in another country.

A4 16 pages, $6.00 (+ $1.50 P & P)

A colouring booklet for children aged 4-7 to introduce them to people who have never heard of God. It tells the story of how Jo Shetler translated the Bible into Balangao, then suggests how they can help by praying for missionaries.

18 pages, $2.00 (+ $1.00 P & P)

Introduce children to the need for missions and what life could be like in another country! This booklet contains material for 1 - 1 1/2 hours teaching, using games, songs, drama, and puzzles.

For children from 9 -13 years.

12 pages, $2.00 (+ $1.00 P & P)

Who are the Tampulma People? Where do they live? What are their lives like?

This challenging booklet introduces the Tampulma people, using pictures, quizzes, and examples that show the importance of translation and literacy. There are leader's notes suggesting how the booklet can be used to help young people become aware of missions and how they can be involved.

17 pages, $2.00 (+ $1.00 P & P)

Birds riding branches. Vines as thick as rope. Fireworks lighting the sky. From Arapesh to Zuni is about people from 26 fascinating places around the world who do not have the Bible in their own language.

This book teaches children about life in different cultures, and helps motivate them to pray for Bibleless people.

32 pages, $18.00 (+ $1.50 P & P)