#TranslationTuesday
“Disciplemakers who enjoy feeling relied upon seldom reproduce other disciple-makers.” – Kirk Anderson
and other talks from Camp Week and EXPLORE
Communities of believers in every language group living out the Word of God.
We partner with churches to send teams who facilitate Bible translation and community development while working to establish indigenous churches.
Tradition and Innovation. Humility and Confidence. Collaboration and Conviction.
Languages in the world
Languages with only the New Testament
Languages with only portions of the Bible
Source: ProgressBible, July 2026
Languages spoken in the world
Languages with only the New Testament
Languages with only portions of the Bible
Languages with no Bible at all
“Disciplemakers who enjoy feeling relied upon seldom reproduce other disciple-makers.” – Kirk Anderson
It’s easy to have high ideals when we set out to plant churches cross-culturally. That is good. The Builder of the church has called us
“To teach the New Testament without having taught the Old Testament is to teach the Supply without having taught the Need, the End without having
Our family returned to Pennsylvania on furlough earlier this year. We have come to anticipate these times of connection with our families, friends, and home
We partner with churches to send teams who facilitate Bible translation and community development while working to establish indigenous churches.
Teams are sent ultimately to make disciples of Jesus and plant local churches. Every team member is involved with church planting.
Church-planting teams include members trained to work with mother-tongue speakers in translating Scripture into their language and making it available in accessible formats.
Church-planting teams include members trained to help the people identify and develop God-given resources in areas including agriculture, economics, and health. Teams also facilitate literacy initiatives.
The overarching goal of all efforts is a maturing church that is set apart to God yet reproducible within its cultural context.
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