Projects in Asia:
Order by:Project Name|Location
Amarasi (Masaharo) NT
Timor80,000 Christian farmers who desire to have God’s Word in their language.
Aramaic M-North NT
East Mediterranean1,000,000 spiritually hungry people who can no longer understand the ancient Scriptures of their forefathers.
Aramaic M-South NT
East Mediterranean15,000 people sequestered in a high mountain pass still speak the language of Jesus, but long to read His words for themselves.
Aramaic OT
East Mediterranean1,000,000 speakers with an ancient Christian and linguistic heritage.
Bilha NT
India736,000 speakers in a very organized society with strong animist beliefs.
Bitoh NT
India2,500 people living in harsh conditions high in the mountains.
Branchu NT
undisclosed300,000 people whose renewed cultural passion has opened the door for Bible translation.
Butbut Kalinga NT
Philippines8,000 people in fierce warring tribe of subsistence farmers who live in traditional scattered settlements in the northeastern region of Luzon Island in the Philippines.
Dagria NT
India10,000 subsistence farmers who live in isolated mountain communities.
Dela NT
Timor7,000 people so eager for God’s Word that they drafted Mark on their own initiative.
Dhao (Endari) NT
Timor7,000 farmers desire to worship in their heart language.
Enula NT
Southeast AsiaBelievers whose lives are in danger for the sake of a Gospel they’ve never even read.
Girondo NT
India6,000 isolated hill people who have resisted the Gospel for many years.
Guan NT
India700,000 people who have lived as shepherds for hundreds of years.
Hawu (Lyabu) NT
TimorChristians and animists who live in a politically and religiously turbulent area.
Helong (Sholog) NT
Timor20,000 predominately Christian farmers who desire to worship God in their language.
Hoen NT
IndiaMore than one million hunters and farmers who practice a local form of animism
Isoma NT
India150,000 people in a remote farming society that are beginning to turn to Christ.
Julam NT
India50,000 primarily animists who are subsistence farmers and laborers
Kinaray-a NT
Philippines378,000 speakers. The main translator died tragically, but a new door has opened for these people.
Kupang Malay (Akmeni) NT
Timor300,000 people speak this regional language in Timor, Indonesia
Kurok NT
India478,000 people in a tightly knit society open to receiving God's Word.
Lole NT
Timor20,000 people so eager for God’s Word that they drafted the Gospel of Mark on their own initiative.
Magu NT
India400,000 hunter-gatherers and farmers who live in clan-based groups.
Majukayong NT
Philippines10,000 people for whom revenge killing is an important cultural value.
Manmal NT Cluster
Southeast AsiaTranslators from four language groups working together to bring God’s word to more than two million people in South East Asia.
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Manmal NT Cluster | Jomana
Southeast Asia1,300,000 people with a heritage of international trade
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Manmal NT Cluster | Nune
Southeast Asia750,000 speakers of the language of choice in the region
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Manmal NT Cluster | Wolola
Southeast Asia60,000 people living among active volcanoes and beautiful flowers
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Manmal NT Cluster | Kokoan
Southeast Asia150,000 “people who look down” from their mountain dwellings
Manta NT
India65,000 primarily subsistence farmers controlled by animistic beliefs.
Mantive NT/OT Cluster
Southeast Asia544,000 people in eight language groups; believers face strong political and religious opposition.
Matigsalug NT
Philippines30,000 speakers learning to love their language again.
Melichi NT
Southeast AsiaRural Christian subsistence farmers living in a politically restrictive country.
Namma NT
India50,000 primarily hunter-gatherers and laborers who practice animism.
Olgam NT
India15,000 farmers and ranchers who practice a blended folk religion.
Paranan NT
Philippines15,000 farmers in a remote coastal region on the island of Luzon, which is battered by typhoons and heavy rain each year.
Paze NT
Southeast Asia20,000 Christian subsistence farmers waiting for God’s Word in their language.
Priau NT
India301,000 forest people dependent on the produce of the land for their survival.
Pura NT
TimorProviding God’s Word to a long-established church that has never heard Him speak their language.
Ragar NT
IndiaA small team is courageously translating the New Testament among 100,000 people hostile to Christianity.
Rikou NT
Timor10,000 people so eager for God’s Word that they published Mark on their own initiative.
Rivali NT
India600,000 primarily animists living in the seclusion and serenity of forested hills.
Rutara NT
undisclosed200,000 animists who are descended from royalty.
Subanen North NT
PhilippinesTraditional animists on the southern Philippine island of Mindanao, hungry for God’s Word in their language
Suryoyo Aramaic NT
East Mediterranean500,000 speakers of scattered throughout countries across the world.
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Swadesh NT
India1,000,000 people for whom a mother-tongue New Testament will be their local pastor
Targha NT
India15,000,000 people whose lives are ruled by fear and superstition.
Tetun Belu (Belutet) NT
TimorChristians among a group of 300,000 speakers are asking for Scriptures, both for themselves and to share with their neighbors.
Tii (Tietor) NT
Timor14,000 subsistence farmers who live on the island of Rote in Indonesia, a country that has been troubled by political and religious unrest.
Tivanti NT
India500,000 primarily isolated forest farmers who remain in bondage by fear of evil spirits.
Trabhat NT
India600,000 speakers who live on the plains of South Asia.
Walmi NT
IndiaOver one million people who practice animism, with less than 1 percent of the population Christian
Yakoi NT
South Asia330,000 primarily isolated forest farmers and hunters dependent on rainfall for raising their crops.