ACCOMPLISHING THE MISSION WITH

ADOPT-A-LANGUAGE

When God calls someone to reach a particular people group, the church comes alongside to support that mission. Through Adopt-A-Language, your church can strengthen that work by providing Bible resources in their language, making God’s Word accessible and impactful.

HOW ADOPT-A-LANGUAGE WORKS

1. CHOOSE A SPECIFIC PEOPLE GROUP AND LANGUAGE

2. SPONSOR THE TRANSLATION & DISTRIBUTION OF BIBLE TEACHING IN THIS LANGUAGE

3. PRAY AND CORRESPOND WITH LISTENERS

4. ENGAGE WITH FEEDBACK AND RESPOND TO SPECIAL REQUESTS​

FAQ

Adopting a language means your church commits to bringing Bible teaching to a specific people group in their own language. This includes selecting a region, praying and engaging your congregation, supporting the program financially, taking hands-on action, and committing for three years.

Adoption supports translation, media outreach, distribution of Bible teaching, and community engagement in the selected language.

Any church or individual can adopt a language. The cost is an important factor to consider when deciding to adopt. We can work with you to support a full or partial adoption.

If you would like to be part of our work but aren’t able to commit to language adoption, you can still join our community and support any of our existing programs with whatever you are able to contribute.

Our adoption manager will guide you through every step: selecting a region, planning media outreach and connecting with partners.

SUPPORT NEW AND ONGOING LANGUAGE PROJECTS

Bible Distribution

Heralds of Hope partners with in-culture believers to distribute Bibles. By collaborating closely with these partners around the world, we empower them to share God’s Word with their own communities.

Audio Content

Heralds of Hope offers two distinctive teaching programs: The Voice of Hope and Hope for Today, each centered on expository Bible teaching. The Voice of Hope is a weekly, thirty-minute program in English, while Hope for Today is a fifteen-minute international program offered in 26 languages. Both are available through radio and social media platforms.