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Teaching God’s Commands in Yapese Church and Home
Teaching the Ten Commandments in Yapese gives children and adults an opportunity to hear God’s Word in a language connected to family, worship, community, and…
Meet the Translators: A Profile of Our Kosraean Team
Bible translation becomes personal when Scripture speaks in the language heard at home, in church, and throughout daily life. For the people of Kosrae, a…
The Psalms of Thanksgiving in Pohnpeian
Thanksgiving is a central response to God throughout the book of Psalms. These songs give worshipers words for praising God’s goodness, remembering…
How to Organize a Bible Translation Workshop in Your Community
A Bible translation workshop gives local believers, language workers, church leaders, and community members a shared space to discuss how Scripture can be…
Preparing Your Heart for Easter in Chuukese
Easter invites Christians to remember the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ with renewed gratitude. For Chuukese-speaking families and churches, that…
The Beatitudes in Kosraean: A Study of Blessing and Discipleship
The Beatitudes open Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount with a vision of life shaped by God’s kingdom. In Matthew 5:3–12, Jesus calls the poor in spirit, the grieving,…
How to Listen to Audio Bibles in Chuukese
Listening to Scripture in Chuukese can make Bible reading more accessible for families, church groups, elders, and anyone who prefers hearing God’s Word in a…
Why We Need More Scripture Resources for Yapese Speakers
Language shapes how people hear, remember, and live out God’s Word. For Yapese-speaking Christians, access to Scripture in a familiar language can make Bible…
Learning Bible names in Pohnpeian
Biblical names become easier to remember when they are heard, spoken, and connected with the people and events in Scripture. For Pohnpeian readers, learning…
Finding a Church Home During Your Visit to Pohnpei
Pohnpei welcomes visitors with a strong Christian presence, and attending worship can be one of the most meaningful ways to experience the island. A local…