
Australian Relief & Mercy Services
Oral Bible Translation in the Kimberly




Every person that needed to be part of the project got on board.
Jen, who leads the team, shared about some of the social conflicts that make the work difficult:
"you can be faithful to both groups of people even when there is opposition to each other".
Francine had been learning about oral bible translation for her community. Then she died of cancer. The last thing she asked Jen to do was to not forget her community and bringing the bible in her language.
God opened the door for Jen to stay there and share and find a new person in one arm point and see the language project for the Bardi language come alive. The project is now alive - and the language will stay alive.

