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“All languages and dialects are bearers of identity.” John Edwards: Sociolinguistics, a very short introduction

Why Language Learning Matters

Several months ago I was sitting in my office with my language helper doing another language session. In this session we were exploring some of

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“Undoing Babel would imply eliminating linguistic difference and giving everyone a single language to speak. In fact, the gospel does something quite different—uniting people in

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“When a European has been living for two or three years among strangers, he is sure to be fully convinced that he knows all about

Must You Really Learn That Language?

“Why don’t you just teach the people Spanish rather than trying to learn their language?” This question is a common one when people hear that

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I often hear an objection: “Wait a second. Are you saying missionaries shouldn’t try to share the good news about Jesus until they reach a

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“Because of the intense drudgery involved in learning language, nothing short of whole-hearted, sacrificial support for language learning—making concrete plans and expecting intense commitment until

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“Translating the Bible into the common language of common people is an uncommon challenge that produces an uncommon reward.”—William Barrick

New Bible Translation Statistics

Every fall, Wycliffe Global Alliance publishes updated statistics about Bible translation around the world. You can see the latest here, and some interesting infographics here

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“Bible translation matters because people value their languages and culture. But even more importantly, God values people along with their languages and culture.” —Eddie Arthur

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