All-Nations Bible Translation
Thousands of tribal groups go through life without a copy of the Bible in their own language. In response to this need, CAM supports All-Nations Bible Translation, an Anabaptist-based organization that coordinates Bible translation. Funds are used to train and support translators, produce quality Bible translations, and help plant Anabaptist churches that will utilize these Scriptures.
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