Table of Contents
Nomads No Longer
Foreword
Unusual Firsts
Senior staff writer Doug Lockhart experienced a lot of "new" on his visit to the Naskapi in Quebec.
Feature
Nomads No Longer
Settled in a community of their own, the Naskapi people of Quebec deepen their spiritual roots with help from the translated Scriptures.
Sidebar
One Big Language Family
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Joe's Prayer
Feature
Northern Composure
After a rough start, a Wycliffe Canada couple persevered to help a remote First Nations community receive God's Word in their language.
Sidebar
Word Wrestling
Feature
A Prized Opportunity
An internship with Wycliffe helped one Ontario student understand the impact of
Bible translation on a First Nations community.
A Thousand Words
Devotion in Motion
Global Bible Translation News
Singing in Celebration
The Sabaot Bible was one of 31 New Testaments and Bibles dedicated for more than 14 million people, with Canadian involvement, this past year.
Translating the Gospel: Part 5 and 6
It is the secondary senses of words that create the
most challenges for translators, because they are rarely transferable from one language to another.
Catching our Breath for the Final Sprint
At the halfway mark of Vision 2025, we need to keep stirring the Canadian Church to finish the work.