Give to a Missionary
When you support a missionary ministry, you’re not just giving to an individual — you’re equipping a global team working together to make Scripture accessible to those still waiting.
Missionaries serve as partners in Bible translation, working alongside local believers to ensure Scripture reaches those who need it. But they can’t do it alone. They rely on the faithful prayers and generosity of people like you to sustain their work and continue supporting communities in their journey to engage with God’s Word.
If you can’t find the name of a missionary you’ve partnered with, they may have decided to not share their information online for personal or security reasons. But if you know your missionary’s name, you can still give to their ministry! If you need help with your gift, call us at 1-800-WYCLIFFE (992-5433).
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Paul & Jean Dancy
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Paul & Jenni Beadle
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Paul & Jennie Minter
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Paul & Jennifer Schaefer
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Paul & Josephine Murrell
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Patricia Herbert
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Patrick & Kellee Cogdill
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Patrick & Lois Gourley
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Patrick & Sue Schmidt
In our 36 years of serving with Wycliffe, God has been faithful to provide for our needs through the generosity of churches and individuals who want to be a part of what God is doing. Your financial gifts to the SIF are enabling access to God's Word in the Pacific [where we serve].
It’s just been a blessing to be able to feel God’s pleasure as I do what He has called me to do.
I can’t think of anything more important than for people to actually know who the Lord is. Their lives can’t be transformed unless they have an understanding of Christ and the gospel … in their own language. I thought it was really cool that I could use nursing and the skills I actually had to be able to support that.
Give to a Missionary in Need
By giving to the Missionary in Need fund, you provide financial assistance to missionaries who are still raising support or those who have urgent needs. This ensures they can continue working alongside communities and advance Bible translation without interruption.
How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation.
