Into the New Millennium: The Changing Face of Bible Translation
Bible translation must account for societal factors and developments in biblical studies, linguistics, and the social sciences.
Read article →Archive issue · January 2007
This historical issue considers the changing context of Bible translation alongside church planting, mission research, leadership, regional perspectives, and newsbriefs from around the world.
Issue contents
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Bible translation must account for societal factors and developments in biblical studies, linguistics, and the social sciences.
Read article →A Bible translation team works with a Polynesian community to make Scripture available in the people’s language.
Read article →Understanding the history of Bible translation can help translators prepare for the contexts in which they work.
Read article →An examination of why Scripture and church planting must go hand in hand.
Read article →A look at cooperation among Bible agencies working to make Scripture available worldwide.
Read article →A report on a 2006 gathering of students, mission workers, agencies, organization representatives, and healthcare professionals.
Read report →A reflection on the life of a ministry colleague and the importance of interconnected, encouraging leadership.
Read article →Despite disease, poverty, corruption, and war, Christianity has had a continuing impact across Middle and Western Africa.
Read article →A historical profile of the Jula of Mali, their social values, and the issue’s account of Christian witness among them.
Read article →A regional overview of religious traditions and communities described as least reached at the time of publication.
Read article →A report from a conference that brought together church and mission leaders from across Latin America.
Read article →How retiring baby boomers were challenging established approaches to volunteer mission in 2007.
Read article →An archival account of dreams and visions of the risen Christ reported among Muslims around the world.
Read article →A story from Kenya presented as an example of the lasting influence of mission activity.
Read article →A historical report about Christian disability ministry in Latin America.
Read article →An analysis of Pentecostal church growth and its emerging public influence at the time of publication.
Read research →A report on a disaster-response program designed to engage skilled volunteers in supporting affected communities.
Read newsbrief →The New Testament became available in Maasina Fulfulde following years of translation and collaboration.
Read newsbrief →A historical brief on the launch of a Persian-language Christian internet radio service.
Read newsbrief →A period report concerning official statements about missionary numbers and development data in India.
Read newsbrief →A report on Christian groups mourning the killing of a worker in Kashmir.
Read newsbrief →A report on Korean and Japanese theologians beginning dialogue in search of a reconciling Asian theology.
Read newsbrief →Plans for Iraqi-produced television programs in Iraqi Arabic, focused on communicating a message of peace.
Read newsbrief →A historical brief on the restoration and consecration of an Orthodox church in Grozny.
Read newsbrief →A period announcement concerning a multi-week prayer and fasting initiative for students and ministry communities.
Read newsbrief →An introduction to the issue’s Bible translation theme and other topics of global interest.
Read introduction →Reader guide
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