Wycliffe is a religious organization based in Oslo, which aims to provide access to the Bible in local languages for the first time. The organization focuses on translation as a holistic process, where language work is combined with cultural understanding and adaptation. This work is particularly important in areas with linguistic and cultural challenges, such as in the Himalayas.
Wycliffe has carried out projects in violent regions, where they have completed nine translations of the New Testament. In addition, they work to meet the linguistic and cultural needs of the Zay people. The organization also offers opportunities for fellowship and joint reading, which helps to strengthen the bonds between people and promote the understanding of the Bible's message in different societies.