International (MNN) ― Yesterday
, we told you how ministries and donors were working together to launch
a game-changing Scripture repository called The Digital Bible Library.
Today, we'll spotlight Wycliffe Bible Translators USA and the key role they're playing in making God's Word available to every tribe and in every tongue.
"Rendering the Scriptures so that people can have access to them: that's
a really good thing. But what we're really interested in is creating
the opportunity for those Scriptures to impact people's lives," says
Wycliffe President Bob Creson.
Philanthropist and businessman Mart Green, founder of Mardel Christian
and Educational Supply and whose family owns Hobby Lobby, has long held
the vision of ministries and donors working side-by-side on a project
that will eradicate what he calls "Bible poverty."
"Prior to the formation of Every Tribe Every Nation (ETEN),
Bible ministries were often working in silos. While they were making
important progress in their individual efforts, it was clear that an
opportunity existed for greater collaboration to more rapidly advance
their individual efforts," Green explained in a press release.
"The goal of ETEN is to mobilize the necessary leadership and financial
resources across our alliance partners so that by 2033, every tribe and
every nation in the world has access to God's Word in their heart
language."
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