Tag Archives: Wycliffe
After the dedication
I recently read an article about Joseph Nkwelle, a seminary student at the Cameroon Baptist Theological Seminary. Joseph’s mother tongue is Akoose and he is studying to be a Bible translation consultant, when I read that it brought back the … Continue reading
It starts with prayer
Great video on some amazing answers to prayer. Click here to get involved in praying for languages that still don’t have God’s Word.
Jesus loves the little children
What do you do when 40% of your population is not being targeted for Scripture engagement? Forty percent of the people in Cameroon are under the age of 14. Most of the materials that is currently developed in the mother … Continue reading
Checking is complete
Not long after arriving in Cameroon in 2010 I (David) went out to a village to setup a new technology. I am happy to share that the translation consultant, Keith Patman, reported that checking is complete in the Yambetta New … Continue reading
Cake and God’s faithfulness
God is always faithful, so let’s have some cake and celebrate. I recently read the following story by Elyse Patten and thought I would share part of it with you. Once upon a time, on a small island far away, … Continue reading
Flashback Friday
I’ve (DeAnna) seen many different things circulating about throwback Thursdays or flashback Fridays, so I decided to get in the act too. I’ll try to be consistent and have flashback Fridays. This was our first piece of information that we … Continue reading
Christmas Present
Several of you heard me (David) share the story last year when we were in the states of the Hdi in Northern Cameroon and how God had encoded the story of His unconditional love right into their language. If you … Continue reading
Happy Anniversary
On May 21, 1999, we were wed! It was a gorgeous spring day in Missouri, the sun was shining bright, it was warm and the birds were singing. We tried to time out the end of our ceremony with the … Continue reading
D squared + J squared = Anderson 