 When the Conquistadors entered what we now call Peru, Quechua was the official language of the Inca Empire. It remains the heart language of millions. Go into the field with correspondent Heather Kinghorn, who attended the Wanca Quechua New Testament dedication in August 2006.
More than a pretty pink book
One of the first gifts I ever received was a pink New Testament. Until a few months ago, my Wanca Quechua-speaking brothers and sisters would have seen it as I did while a child: perfect for show-and-tell. More ...
It took 25 years
More than 25 years ago, Wycliffe translators Rick and Melanie Floyd ventured to the village of Pihuas, located in the mountains of Peru, without knowing one word in Quechua. More ...
Sisters in Christ
It was all part of the celebration, all part of the experience of bonding with my Christian Wanca Quechua brothers and sisters from the villages surrounding Huancayo, Peru. More ...
“These are our gringos!”
They piled their belongings into a truck, ready to live in the village for a month. When they arrived, no one greeted them. No room had been arranged. Turns out the village president didn't want them there. More ...
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