The Mbugwe language community is excited to be involved in translation and literacy work. Mofulu and Shishe are Mbugwe speakers, and have served as translators for several years. But their relatively new team faces many challenges…
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“As I watched their faces, I saw smiles,” said one of the Mbugwe team’s Translation Advisors. “The discussions that followed were lively. People were stirred by hearing God’s word in their heart language…”
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Handheld solar MegaVoice players are loaded with Scripture audio in local languages as fast as Translators can record it. In central Tanzania’s Sandawe language community, one woman who received a MegaVoice told the team she praised God for the blessing of her “Bible radio”…
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As Scripture translation work begins in the Mbugwe community, early language development work is already producing the first materials ever printed in their language…
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Like many language communities in Tanzania, the Rangi live “all over”. The team’s Translators wanted more people to know about their work, so they launched a public group on social media. They quickly learned that interest was high…
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For children who speak Burunge at home, the challenge of adding Swahili and English at school is a familiar one. One of the local pastors, now a Burunge Bible Translator, reflects on how early literacy may be one of the greatest “added benefits” to his work…
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After an exhausting but fulfilling day checking Genesis with a group of community volunteers, we were on the rough road back to Kondoa. As I drove along, a man waved to me to stop the car. He wanted to buy our new calendar! Soon another man stopped us. Then another…
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Zinza Translators took their team on a routine trip from village to village, putting their work to “community testing”. That first night, a guesthouse robbery left them praying for one among them…
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“The Zinza word ‘obubasi’ might be right for us to translate the word ‘prophet’ in Scripture. Or so we thought, but everywhere we go: blank stares. Then the Zinza translator accidentally stretched out the ‘a’ vowel…
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