Correspondance
We are always happy to hear from you. You can send letters to us through Lutheran Bible Translators and they will forward any mail on to us wherever we are. Of course e-mail will get to us the fastest. You can also email us if you would like us to speak at your church.
Paul & Ali Federwitz
C/O Lutheran Bible Translators
PO Box 2050
Aurora, IL 60507
1-800-53 BIBLE
Mailing List
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Giving
Lutheran Bible Translators is a faith mission. We completely rely on your donations to fund our ministry. You can donate financially in two ways.
You can send a check to the address above. Please put a note in the memo field "Paul & Ali Federwitz Ministry". This is especially important to insure that your donation goes where it is intended.
LBT also offers a secure website so that you can donate online. Under the choice for specific ministry, select "Federwitz, Paul & Ali". Click here for LBT's Site...
Lutheran Bible Translators
Founded in 1964, Lutheran Bible Translators is an independent mission organization dedicated to helping bring people to faith in Jesus Christ by making the Word of God available to those who do not yet have it in the language of their hearts.
In the world today there are over 6,800 languages. Over 4,500, or 66%, still have no portion of Scripture. LBT believes that no language or cultural barrier should prevent people from having access to God's Word. That is why LBT works with Lutheran church bodies and Bible translation organizations worldwide-- so that every person has the opportunity to read, hear, and understand God's Good News in the language of their hearts.
LBT recruits Lutherans to become missionaries to serve as Bible translation advisors and consultants, or as specialists in literacy, literature development, language survey and vernacular media. Support workers are recruited and sent to carry out specialized tasks such as tutoring missionary children or using computers to strengthen the language programs.