The purpose of Global Bible Translators is to increase the number of
​Received Text based Bible translations in as many languages as possible

NEW! Current Statistics on World Evangelism and Translating

According to people groups.org there are over 11,000 Biblical nations (See Mt. 20:28).  How many are there?  How many remain unreached?  How many do not even have gospel preaching?  How many languages are there?  How many have a Bible in their language?  How many have NO PUBLISHED Scripture?  

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​New Book!
Theology of Translating

The Study of translating is one of the most important in modern times and probably one of the most neglected.  All Christians will profit from this book. You will be inspired, challenged and enlightened by this must-read book. 
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The Developing Swahili Translation
( See John and Romans)  

It is uncertain how many people speak Swahili.  Estimates have ranged from 110 to 150 million speakers of Swahili.  Bible translation work is not new to Swahili.  The ministry to Africans is being hindered due to the problems in the Swahili translations.  There is great need for a new, accurate translation that is faithful to God’s Received Text.
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Parallel Greek TR-English KJV NT

The Greek New Testament is the 1881 printing of the Textus Receptus edited by Frederick H. A. Scrivener. For over four hundred years, God has placed His stamp of approval on the KJV.  This volume is similar to interlinears, in that it compares the Greek and English.
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Paraguay Translation Training Conference

​So, you’re a missionary.  You have fulfilled your God given dream.  After many years of study and deputation you are now on the field and ready to go.  You have even completed language training.  You learned to speak, read, and write your new language.  That was when you made a startling discovery.  The Bible they have in their language is far from a good one.  When you preach, you find yourself having to correct verses, because they were incorrectly translated.  You may find that verses are missing in various places.  It makes teaching difficult.   You may not realize this, but when you correct the current Bible in their language, you have become a Bible translator.

You see the need ...
What in the world can you do about it?!

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In Defense of the Textus Receptus

Are all Bible translations created equal? Is there such a thing as a pure Bible free from error? What do the scholars say? But more importantly, what does the Bible teach about itself? This book by Dr. Jim Taylor is a fresh look at inspiration, preservation, canonization and transmission as they apply to the Bible controversy raging in our churches today.
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Togo-Ewe Project John and Romans Celebration