A reprint of poems by Darlene Bee, who worked on translating the New Testament for the Usarufa people of Papua New Guinea, before she died in a plane crash.

"She was incapable of pretence, and made no attempt to cover up her own weaknesses. It was because she knew failure, poverty and fear that she could accept others as they were." During her times of prayer, the Lord gave her insights into His Word, which she has shared in these poems.

On the path God took us, we constantly ran into situations that were far beyond us, and we kept asking, "What do we do now?" We learnt first-hand that we couldn't cope without him. While taking us through the problems, he brought numbers of great people across our path. Their friendship and their skills helped mightily to make up for what we lacked." Author Phyllis Healey, who, with her husband Alan, went to the Philippines and later to Papua New Guinea as translators.

234 pages, $15.00 (+ $3.00 P & P)

This is the record of how six months became 21 years. In 1967 Veda Rigden retired from her job as an art teacher in New Zealand. She then offered her artistic skills for six months to the Publishing Department of the Summer Institute of Linguistics (SIL) in Papua New Guinea. Veda arrived there in 1969, at the age of 54 but somehow the six months extended on and then things changed.

Cameron Townsend: Man of the Gigantic Task, "Within a few years we expect to see at least five hundred young people trained in the comparatively new science of linguistics and scattered all over the earth wherever the Bible has not been translated into an indigenous language." Founder of Wycliffe Bible Translators, Townsend saw his initial vision grow till more than ten times the number of translators he predicted were at work by the time of his death.

This book records memoirs of his early years in Mexico.

236 pages, $27.00 (+ $4.00 P & P)

A beautiful book of photos, showing the work of Wycliffe Bible Translators: "It's not just about where we are going, it's about celebrating where we've been and who we've been there with. This book is dedicated to all the wonderful people whom we have encountered while sharing God's Word through translation, literacy and love."

 48pp full colour photos – minimal text, $15.00 (+ $4.00 P & P)

Two Lives, One Dream is an exciting and moving story about two ordinary people from opposite sides of the globe whose lives were woven together through shared passion and love.

Sam and Nancy McBride were brought together from New Zealand and America to translate scripture into the Gimi language and take God's Word to the Gimi people in the rugged highlands of Papua New Guinea.

How do missionaries keep themselves spiritually fed? Far from their home churches, sometimes far from any other believers, how do they keep growing in their knowledge of God?

Along with times of personal Bible Study, fellowship with other believers, and spiritual encouragement through letters from home, there is the spiritual food that God gives throughout the day. They come to the meeting place of prayer with an open Bible and an open heart, listening for God to meet with them.

The 40 devotionals in this book were taken from talks given by Wayne Huff, who has served with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Guatemala and the U.S., since 1964. 

47 pages, $13.00 (+ $1.50 P & P)

  Be prepared when you start this book that you will not be the same when you finish it. This book is a brilliantly written account of the work of Gary and Barbara Shepherd, who began work in Nepal in 1969 with the Magar people.

Each chapter is a stand-alone story of  God's hand at work in the lives of the Wycliffe workers and their translation helper, Baju. This makes it an excellent read for those who cannot always spend long periods reading, or who might put the book down for a while before picking it up again.

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.

"God show yourself stronger than the spirits!"

For years Joanne Shetler had prayed that prayer. And now the village was in an uproar. Two old women who were powerful spirit mediums had decided to worship God. The spirits were angry and the village was terrified. The people pleaded with Joanne: "Those women can't do that, the spirits will kill them."

In the past those who had tried to quit serving the spirits had paid with their lives. Now, everyone was watching, waiting for the two spirit mediums to die.

Up to his chest in the black current of an underground river, Neil Anderson was just hitting his stride.

In the eerie light of flickering torches, the wild hunting party was bringing down giant fruit bats with blow darts and killing them with their bare hands. The cave was full of yelling, splashing men, screaming bats, and deadly darts.

That's when Anderson calmly suggested wading across the underground lake... and the party of former cannibals fell deathly silent.

When God's Word speaks to the human heart, His power changes lives and offers hope to all who listen. This collection of inspiring stories from around the world introduces you to people who have met the Author of this powerful word. Let your life be impacted, your heart encouraged and your Bible opened.

61 pages, soft cover $9.00 (+ $1.00 P & P)