by Karl Franklin, James Butare-Kivoyu and Kirk Franklin

Eleven short essays about missionaries and the effect of their lives and ministry on the cultures of the people they serve.

$3.80

by Karl Franklin and Kirk Franklin

Eleven short essays about how money impacts missionaries and their work.

$3.10

by Lynette Oates

This is the history of the first fifty years of Wycliffe and SIL Australia and the role of Australians in the Bible translation task.

$22.70

by Lynette Oates

This book follows the life of Wycliffe Australia member David Lithgow from his original field of medicine into Bible translation in Papua New Guinea. Illness, failings, persistence and reward – experience the varied adventure of a life lived for God among the people of Papua New Guinea.

$16.00

by Lynette Oates

The Binumarien people of Papua New Guinea faced certain extinction. Warfare had scattered and broken them. By 1959 their numbers had dropped from 3000 to 111. It was the coming of the Book in their own language that turned things around. This is a remarkable account of how people found reason for living.

$22.10

by Phyllis Healey

‘On the path God took us,’ writes author Phyllis Healey, ‘we ran constantly into situations that were far beyond us and we kept asking what do we do now? We learnt first-hand that we couldn’t cope without the Lord.’ This is the story of Alan and Phyllis Healey and their service as Bible translators in Papua New Guinea.

$14.60

By Aileen Morrow

This recipe book has food from Australia and many other countries where Wycliffe works. The Wycliffe Australia author has adapted carefully chosen recipes yet is still authentic and appeal to all ages.

$12.70

by Warren Glover

This book tells of the experiences of Indian Bible translators. It contains stories of perseverance, overcoming daunting problems and adapting to new cultures within their own country.

$11.90

For ages 5-12, this is an activity booklet with quizzes and colouring pages about Bible translation.

$2.40