God is doing incredible things to bring about His purposes, even amid great obstacles. None of us could have predicted the challenges we would encounter over the last two years as we move forward in the work God has laid on our hearts—to make the whole Word of God accessible to the whole world by equipping men and women near and far for the service of full Bible translation.
Whole Word Institute–Institute for Biblical Languages & Translation is recruiting a senior executive to provide strategic and tactical leadership to our Advancement Program. Founded in 2015, Whole Word Institute is an established collaborative...
Multiplying Faithfulness One person's steps of obedience impacts generations This powerful personal testimony is from one of our translation consultants in training: Athanase is from Benin, a country with very few Christians. His heart for sharing God’s Word led him...
For Such a Time as This The ripple effect of obedience The Purim holiday is upon us—the celebration of God’s deliverance recounted in the Book of Esther in the Old (original) Testament. Purim is a story of the heroic choice of a young woman that impacted not...
"Shana Tova!" An encouraging start to 2021 Ricki Gidoomal, Chief of Staff and Interim Academic Administrator, shares a quick update from Jerusalem of some exciting new multiplication happening with Whole Word Institute and our partner, YWAM-University of the Nations....
Rivers in the Wilderness God does the impossible "For I am about to do something new. See, I have already begun! Do you not see it? I will make a pathway through the wilderness. I will create rivers in the dry wasteland" (Isaiah 43:19). Lately I’ve been thinking about...
Rina Crochets a Parable Bringing the Word to life through a Bilum “Rina” is a translation consultant in training (CiT) who has been in Jerusalem the past year completing the immersive School of Biblical Hebrew and MA in Classical (Biblical) Hebrew & Translation...
Sukkot Celebrating Belonging The festival of Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) is one of the greatest rituals God gave in the Original Testament. Sukkot celebrates the sense of shelter and belonging He provides for us, even as sojourners in this world–a home wherever He...
Rosh Hashanah Looking Ahead to Newness Rosh Hashanah, "Head of the year," is a time of celebration, both looking back and looking ahead to newness. In the Original Testament, Rosh Hashanah is the “Feast of Trumpets” where the shofar, or ram’s horn, was blown...