Stonecroft for Translation

• Yoruba Introduction
• Stonecroft History
• Stonecroft Leadership
• Statement of Faith
• Stonecroft Bible Study
• Bible Study Policy

Training for Translation

• Africa Training Handbook
• Guide’s Directions
• Guide’s Responsibility
• Equipping Guides
• Leading a class
• Training videos

Trinity Series for Translation

• What is God like?
• Who is Jesus?
• Where is the Holy Spirit

Iwe Ese Bibeli

• Báwo ni Olorun se rí?
• Ta ni Jésù?
• Nibo ni Emi Mimo wa?

Trinity Series International

• English
• French
• Swahili
• Chichewa

Other YDT Teachings

• Introduction
• Jerry Dirmann Ministries
• Living Free Ministries
• Mike Bickle Series
• Youth OSL Level 1

UCT English Curriculum

• Heal a Hurting Heart
• New Life
• Sowing the Jesus Seed
• Super Fruits curriculum

Yoruba is a west African language spoken by over twenty million people, mainly in south-western Nigeria. The language is written in Latin (Roman) letters.

The first of the Scriptures was translated into Yoruba in 1850, the New Testament was published in 1862 and full Bible was first printed in 1884. The classic Crowther translation was produced in 1900.

The New Testament was corrected in 1959 and published in 1960.

The Johnson version was produced in 1969. Bible work is done by the Bible Society of Nigeria.

Information sourced from www.biblesociety.org.uk