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