Books

by Marilyn Laszlo
with Elizabeth Maddrey and Linda Perry

Children can have a lot of fun with this book. Beyond simply reading the adventure, the back of the book includes an activity page with a suggestion for each letter of the alphabet. Second, see how many things you can point out in each picture that begin with the theme letter for that page. Finally, the top border of the page has vocabulary words translating from English to Sepik Iwam. The bottom border of the page has words translating from Sepik Iwam to English.

by Joanne Shetler

Beginning with a helicopter crash, the dramatic story of God’s power revealed to the Balangao people of the Philippines.

by Doris B. Wolfe

Can two hearts, torn by separate losses, learn to love again?

Lisa Andersen gave in to God’s call to teach at a remote, jungle school in South America for one year. Wasn’t that good enough? Why was God asking more of her than her heart could give?

Were Lisa and Mike ready to deal with their hidden fears?

Doris B. Wolfe and her pilot/mechanic husband served as missionaries in South America for more than thirteen years. They currently work at the Wycliffe/JAARS center in North Carolina.

by Ruby Scott

A collection of stories that share thoughts, reactions, trials and triumphs of missionaries and those they are reaching out to. With short devotionals following each story, this book serves as a helpful aid in family devotions, Sunday school classes, Christian schools, etc.

by Steve Estes

The story of American linguist Chet Betterman, slain by terrorists in Colombia.

by T.J. Mathews with illustrations by Judy Rheberg

Your friends in Tanzania are ready to take you on a canoe trip that will make your heart race and your hands sweat. This adventure through the waters of Africa gives a young reader a taste of what living overseas could be like. Follow Dave and Danielle through their unpredictable tales of wild waters, wild animals and an all-in-all wild story!

by Janet and Geoff Benge

chronicles the exciting, challenging, and deeply touching true stories of ordinary men and women whose trust in God accomplished extraordinary exploits for His kingdom and glory.

by Bruce Grayden

Set in the Philippines’ terraced highlands, Coffee on the Terrace is a story of hope and perseverance as the Graydens work with the Kalinga people to translate God’s Word in their own language. Learn how the translated Scriptures made a dramatic impact in the Kalingas’ lives and set them free from spirit oppression and revenge killings.

by Hugh Steven

Like Wycliffe in the Making, Steven’s previous book in this biographical series of three volumes, this one reflects his study of over 16,000 letters and documents for this period covering the years after Cameron Townsend left traditional missionary work in Central America in 1933 until the new organization reached solid footing in the late forties.

by Elizabeth Eastman

This true story comes to life as children color the pictures. Nard was a barefoot little boy working the rice fields of the Philippines when a Bible translator came to his village. Reading God’s Word for himself changed his life forever. Nard now serves as a missionary pilot delivering God’s Word to other villages in his homeland.

by June Hathersmith
illustrations by Alice Roder

Imagine this! A fabulous trip to 26 far-flung exotic places in our wonderful world. Meet amazing people, all expenses paid! From Akebu to Zapotec is your ticket to ride. Buckle your seat belt. Let’s go.

The people you’ll read about don't have one word of the Bible in their own language. You’ll want to be a part of their lives. You’ll want to pray for them.

by Denise Marie Siino

Ray Rising’s story is a compelling page-turner that will take you to the edge of your imagination with intrigue and excitement…

by Dan Weaver

Do you believe God is at work on your behalf and that He is with you, every moment of the day? I do! If we look carefully we will see His fingerprints in the beauty of His creation, in the lives of our children, in a football game or a bicycle ride. I would like for you to see God and enjoy Him. God is there! So why not enjoy His presence?

by Dan Weaver

I have written this little book to introduce to you the “power of the Son!” The brightness and warmth of the Son, the Sun of Righteousness, the Lord Jesus, has lifted me up and has enabled me to stand. He wants to do this for you when you feel bruised and tossed about. His love is shining on you. Enjoy His presence. God is with you. Ignoring Him does not change that. You simply miss the blessing. So enjoy!

by T.J. Mathews with illustrations by Judy Rheberg
Ages 8-12, 166p, softcover.

You’re on your way to Africa! Amazingly, your parents have agreed to let you fly halfway around the world to visit your friends in Tanzania. As you transfer from the large jet to the Cessna six-seater plane and head for the shores of Lake Victoria, you know you are flying straight into an adventure.

Birds of prey. Rabid dogs. Venom-spitting cobras. Poisonous fish. A treacherous tree-swing. An afternoon in the untamed African bush offers more than a vacation—it’s an adreneline-pumping, eye-popping, life-threatening adventure. What will happen to you on this safari? That will depend on what you choose.

by Hyatt Moore and artists of Wycliffe Bible Translators

The evidence is all around us. It was not a human idea that we were created in the image of God; He himself declared it, providing for us a solid self-concept—not to mention a high role model. The evidence abounds on the surface and below the surface—particularly below the surface. In the Image of God focuses on some of the less noticed but obvious qualities of God’s likeness found in every one of us, while portraying people from around the world whom God loves and we care about. This is done through the artistry of 52 Wycliffe Bible Translators members, family and friends who, along with their service of many kinds, can handle a brush.

by Neil Anderson with Hyatt Moore

Re-experience the life-changing power of God’s Word with Bible translators Neil and Carol Anderson. Watch with them as translated Scripture leads the Folopa people of Papua New Guinea out of bondage and into freedom in Christ, the Source of true life.

by Wayne Huff

Come to the meeting place of God’s table and eat of the Bread of Life. Join Wayne Huff as he draws insights from Scripture and the lives of Wycliffe Bible Translators. This book of forty devotionals will nourish your faith as you take time with Jesus Christ who wants to meet with us each day.

by Marilyn Laszlo with Luci Tumas

A wonderful story of God and a Wycliffe translator in the jungles of Papua New Guinea. Mission Possible tells how Marilyn Laszlo’s relentless efforts to translate the Word of God into the Sepik Iwam language resulted in the transformation of an entire people group.

by Compiled and Edited by Luci Tumas and Patrick Wilson

When God’s Word reaches the human heart and mind, the impact is astounding. As God speaks through His Word, lives are changed, hearts are healed and hope is offered to all who will listen.

by Author

A young missionary, Dani Austin finds herself in Belem, Brazil. She is not only coping with the trials of overseas life, but her heart strings are pulled by the handsome pilot Keith Kelcey. The year of her mission proves exciting, but will Keith ever see Dani as more than just a bothersome kid? And, when a visit to an Indian village brings a threat on Dani’s life, will Keith be able to rescue her?

by Aretta Loving

Stories and Devotions from a Bible Translator. Listen to the Lord speak the language of your heart as He calls you closer to Him in all circumstances.

by Bernie May

“It’s hard to tell whether I’ve learned more about flying from my time with God, or more about God from my experiences in an airplane. One thing is certain, however. During my thirty years as a missionary pilot, I have discovered the validity of certain biblical principles—principles concerning forgiveness, compassion, obedience, justice and faith.

“This book is a collection of exciting little stories, most of which have to do with lessons I learned in the air that will teach you how to live by faith. Especially on cloudy days.”

Edited by Barbara Colborn
Designed by Jewel Fink

Worship—The Global Hallelujah! was created by Wycliffe Bible Translators USA to bring glory to God and to bring context to the purpose of missions. Our desire is to reflect His glory through sharing and participating in worship around the world. More than 3,000 language groups still need the Word in their language.

edited by Gaylyn and Terry Whalin

Scattered around the globe, members of Wycliffe Bible Translators serve in 50 different counties. Over 800 recipes, including many international dishes, were gathered from Wycliffe members. The book contains cooking options and substitutions as well as a children’s section.

Whether you are an armchair traveler or you live overseas, this book will help you prepare tasty international food along with old favorites.

by Hugh Steven

Join Wycliffe author and historian Hugh Steven on a journey through the personal writings of Wycliffe founder William Cameron Townsend. Share the faith and vision of Townsend, in his own words, edited by Hugh Steven, a cohort in Bible translation for 40 years.