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Anthropology and Bible Translation

Bible translation is playing an increasingly important role in missions today. There is a tremendous translation movement going on all over the world. Literally thousands of men and women of many nationalities are involved full-time in Bible translation, either in their own mother tongues or in a second language they have learned "on the field." Most of these people are working under. either the United Bible Societies or the Wycliffe Bible Translators. The Wycliffe Bible Translators alone presently has 3,125 members, and is doing Bible translation in 587 language groups in twenty-five countries in every hemisphere. Last year's records show that a new Wycliffe linguist-translator team is allocated to another language group on the average of one team every 13 days.