The Mulls have been missionaries with Wycliffe Bible Translators since April, 2023.

Philip is an aircraft mechanic and pilot assigned to Wycliffe’s sister organization JAARS, which works to support and sustain the work of Bible translation.

Anna is a speech therapist who works with the missionary kids care team, providing needed therapy, education, and care to missionary families who are doing the work of translation.

Map of global scripture access.

There is still a great need for Bible translation with around 1000 languages that still need a Bible translation project to begin. Though the need is still great, the number is rapidly shrinking and the gospel is reaching people groups at a faster rate than ever before.

God is on the move in ways that we’ve never seen before in the history of the world! Today we’re witnessing an exponential acceleration as churches and communities engage the last remaining languages that need access to God's Word. Seeds planted in communities worldwide over many decades have taken root and grown into an abundant harvest. Translation has made a generational impact, and people whose lives were first touched by the gospel in their own language are now working to bring it to other communities. The global Church is taking ownership of Bible translation!

Animate image of JAARS aircraft.

Many of these people live in the most remote parts of the world, where JAARS is uniquely called and equipped to reach. JAARS covers the last mile of missions using special-purpose aircraft, boats and off-road vehicles—relaying God’s Word, his missionaries and vital supplies to the hardest to access parts of the world. We long to see God’s love and glory overcome all barriers, so that people from every tribe and tongue may have a relationship with their Creator and know the truth of his Word.

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