Partnership


Click here to become a partner in Bible translation

Why Bible translation?

Why go to the Central African Republic to work on Bible translation?

How can you be involved in Bible Translation?


Bible translation takes a team! I invite you to consider being part of my partnership team for my Wycliffe ministry. Below are ways you can get involved.

Prayer

I need people who will pray regularly for this ministry; I wouldn't leave home without it. If you want to receive prayer updates please send me a note or check that you want to become a prayer partner.

Finances

Wycliffe is a faith-based organization. That means Wycliffe develops a ministry budget for its members that reflects the amount needed to fund each ministry, and each member is responsible to meet that budget through individuals and churches willing to partner financially in their Wycliffe ministry. In order to begin my assignment in Africa following my training, I need to be at 100% of that budget. Please consider being part of the financial partnership team for my Wycliffe ministry. Instructions are below.

 Online
https://www.wycliffe.org/partner/kaleydelaney

 By Mail
Wycliffe Bible Translators
PO Box 628200
Orlando FL 32862

Make checks payable to Wycliffe and please include a separate note stating "Preference for the Wycliffe ministry of Kaley Delaney, 302272."





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