The Roma people discover their identity in Christ through the living Word of God.

Join me in celebrating all that God has done through TWFTW in 2025. We celebrate the incredible work done by the translators and communities on the field. These are the people we all exist to serve and support. God has enabled incredible progress and milestones to be achieved – all to His glory!

Life without Scripture remains the reality for more than 3,000 language communities today. Millions still cannot access God’s Word in the language they know best. Without a clear understanding of Scripture, how can a community know who God is and what He says? Bibleless believers often report feeling unable to turn to God’s Word with confidence. Meanwhile, unbelievers in these communities have no opportunity to encounter Him through Scripture at all. Bible translation chang

For millions of people around the world, opening the Bible is as simple as tapping a screen. Research shows that the Word of God is now accessed more often digitally than in print. Furthermore, the digital Bible is reaching areas that once seemed impossible to access. Behind this digital access is the careful, faithful work of Bible translation, ensuring Scripture is available in heart languages. God’s Word has become instantly accessible to millions of people around the worl

In every season of life, we are reminded how quickly things can change. We raise families, carry responsibilities, watch the world shift around us, and endure trials we don’t choose. Through it all, God holds our faith steady. Yet there are still moments when we need Him to reassure our hearts and remind us who we are and Whose we are. This is one of the gifts of Scripture. God reminds us that He formed us with care and calls us His own people. In Christ, we are made new. Whe

The cross stands as the clearest expression of God’s love for the world. Jesus demonstrated His love through the ultimate sacrifice. At Easter, Christians remember that His death opened the way for people from every nation, tribe, and tongue to know Him. Yet millions still cannot access this message of love and salvation. Approximately 3,000 language communities remain unable to read or hear the Easter story in a language they truly understand. How Can They Know Jesus Died