Stories

Could local wisdom gained from observing natural phenomena have helped the people of Sulawesi during the recent earthquake and tsunami?

Every Nov. 11, we make a special effort to come together in prayer, united in hearts and minds in all our diverse contexts and locations.

Sylvia Chong attended the "Tell me a Story" workshop organised by Wycliffe . She shares with us what she has learnt.

Did you know that Wycliffe Singapore's work is not just in the field but also at home? Do consider supporting this part of missions!

About two-thirds of the world learns better through stories, proverbs, songs and visual arts than through the written word.

Missions is more about variety than quantity. Does this statement surprise you? Let us look at God’s plan as revealed in the Bible.

I was preparing for a role with a noble purpose – translating the Bible. But God showed me that he was also concerned about small things.

In missions, just as in the cave rescue, someone has to go right to where the people are, exploring the unknown and taking risks.

Wycliffe Singapore conducted two Cross-Cultural Experiential Workshops as part of the GoForth Missions Conference in June 2018.

In May 2018, I accompanied a group of five people from Orchard Road Presbyterian Church to visit the Robeno translation project.