From their first small portions of translated Scripture, a language community can quickly learn to engage with God’s Word. For the Safwa people of Tanzania, their completed New Testament is being printed soon. Especially now, teams of local Scripture Engagement (SE) workers can be very impactful and busy…
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Several language groups in Tanzania will launch New Testament translation projects this year. Others have completed New Testaments in their hands (or final publication stages), and now they hope to locally own and manage an Old Testament project. In response, SIL Tanzania has launched the “Remaining Languages Project”…
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Until recently, the Zinza people of Tanzania were without any Scripture in their language. They recently received and dedicated, with great celebration, the Zinza book of Genesis: Echitabu cho Kubanza, or “The Book of the Beginning”…
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Many Sandawe gathered under the big baobab tree, to listen to God’s word. Pastors from surrounding villages (several denominations) preached from newly translated portions of Sandawe Scripture…
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The translation office has been built, with the help of many teams, both young and old! Work has progressed, and several books of the Bible have been printed. But what to do when the project funds are cut? In answer to this dilemma…
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