Hare Translation Journey: Newsletters

April 2013 - Bonjour and Au Revoir Chambéry

February 2013 - Not Meant to be Alone

December 2012 - Our Last Christmas in America

October 2012 - Is It Worth It?

August 2012 - A Season of Weeping and of Rejoicing

June 2012 - Running to Attain the Prize

April 2012 - Surrounded by a Great Cloud of Witnesses

February 2012 - The Wonderful World of Linguistics

November 2011 - Miracles Do Happen

September 2011 - Praying for a Small Miracle

The Tragic Imbalance of Resources

6,900 – The number of languages spoken in the world today.

457 – The number of languages that contain a complete Bible.

2,100 – The number of languages that are without ANY portion of Scripture.

200 – The number of languages in Cameroon that are without the Bible.

29 – The number of Bible translations or revisions that have been completed in the English language since 1990.

90 – The number of scholars that worked on the Holman Christian Standard English version of the Bible.

100 – The number of scholars and pastors that produced the English Standard Version of the Bible.

130 – The number of scholars that worked to produce the New King James Version of the English Bible.

$5M – The amount of money that was invested in producing the New King James Version of the English Bible.

“Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God.” - Hebrews 13:16

The 1st 3 stats were taken from Wycliffe Bible Translators. Click Here to be directed to Wycliffe’s website. The remainder were obtained by contacting the publishers.

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