Dan Duke has been serving with Wycliffe since 1990. He learned about the need for Bible translation while in high school at the age of 16, and he has been very blessed to live and serve many communities in Africa (Cameroon, Central African Republic, and Gabon). He is a linguist and trainer for communities who need to start developing the local unwritten speech in order to begin translating the Bible for their own people. Much of his work is very technical: teaching courses, writing reference books, and training materials. However, his main focus is always on the people: trying to understand, to build relationships, to mentor upcoming local workers who can then help their own people engage with the Scriptures. When he is in town, Dan will often be seen at ZPC.
Ways to be Involved:
- Pray for the work he is doing to further the Kingdom.
- Support his work through giving.
+ Claude Burgess [317.329.4198]