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Scripture translation invigorates majority world believers

Scripture translation invigorates majority world believers

The Bible, central to the process of making disciples, brings with it life-changing hope, love, and redemption, but not unless we bring it to them. 535 language communities still need Bible translation to commence, leaving many without scripture in a language and format they know best. Believers around the world are all called to be part of ensuring scripture reaches the hearts of those still waiting.
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