Archive issue · January 2007

The State of the Bible and Bible Translations

This historical issue considers the changing context of Bible translation alongside church planting, mission research, leadership, regional perspectives, and newsbriefs from around the world.

Historical publication26 entriesMultiple departments
Open Bible prepared for study and translation work
Issue contents are retained as an editorial record of their January 2007 context.
Bible translationHistory, context, partnership, and practice
Global perspectivesAfrica, Asia, Latin America, and beyond
Historical contextClaims and events reflect the original issue

Issue contents

Articles and reports

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07Leadership Memo

Aspen Glow

A reflection on the life of a ministry colleague and the importance of interconnected, encouraging leadership.

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18Newsbriefs

United States

A report on a disaster-response program designed to engage skilled volunteers in supporting affected communities.

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19Newsbriefs

Mali

The New Testament became available in Maasina Fulfulde following years of translation and collaboration.

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20Newsbriefs

Iran

A historical brief on the launch of a Persian-language Christian internet radio service.

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23Newsbriefs

Japan

A report on Korean and Japanese theologians beginning dialogue in search of a reconciling Asian theology.

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24Newsbriefs

Cyprus

Plans for Iraqi-produced television programs in Iraqi Arabic, focused on communicating a message of peace.

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