David and Naomi Coward are Wycliffe Bible translators working with a local team through a local translation organization to see the Scriptures translated into the language of the Selaru people.
The Selaru people live on the island of Selaru in southeastern Maluku, Indonesia. They were Christianized in the 1920s, yet many remain syncretistic, offering sacrifices and prayer to their ancestors and gods of the earth. Only the message of God's salvation and plan, revealed through the scriptures in the language of their hearts, can free them from their bondage and fear.
You are invited to become a prayer or financial partner in David and Naomi’s Wycliffe ministry. They would be honored to be your hands and feet serving the Selaru people.
Location
Asia
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