#keliko

[avenrandomartist]

A art work for horror season

And man, it came out better than I thought.

(I have no idea how my fingers are not sore after this given the fact that I was locked into this for 3 hours to finish it)

Spooky Month Art 1

[dreamerart7]

Mer-May art! Had some time and decided to do some gt art of my mer oc’s Keliko (big boi), and Cordelia (angry smoll). Cordelia is fine, Keliko knows how to be gentle, he’s just being a playful jerk. 

[smoll-stace]

Small thing I made for my friend >:3 @dreamerart7

Characters: keliko and Cordelia (hope I spelled their names right TvT

[christianchild]

The Fruit of the Spirit (KELIKO: Bible NT, Partial OT)

The Fruit of the Spirit (KELIKO: Bible NT, Partial OT)

KELIKO: Bible NT, Partial OT

Galatians (Gãlãtị́yã) 5:22-23

22 ꞌBo ũꞌa Índrí Uletere rĩ vé rĩ, ĩri lẽngárá, ãyĩkõ, tãkíri, tã tangárá mãdã sĩ, ẹ́sị́ ĩdríkídri, adringárá múké, tã ꞌongárá mụzú pịrị,

23 tã ꞌongárá ẹ́sị́ be mãdã, ãzini ũtẽngárá. Tãị́mbị́ ꞌyoópi tã ꞌdĩꞌbée ũnjí ni ꞌdãáyo.

[quiddity-jones]

It’s Time To Vote! Please Pick the Winner of Big Brother!

Our finalists are: Ash Booker Choi Meesang Keliko Kekoa

Each of the housemates have presented their arguments for why they should be the one to take home the prize. This is the final vote that will select Big Brother’s winner, so vote for the housemate you want to win! 

Cast Your Vote and Decide!

Polls will be running from 08:00 CST (14:00 GMT) 20th of May until 08:00 (14:00 GMT) 22nd of May!

Note: Remember that you are casting a vote for the WINNER. The housemate with the largest number of votes will WIN this season of Big Brother!

You are encouraged to try to drum up support to keep the housemate you like the best in the house – but keep it civil. Thank you!

[faithfulnews]

Come and see what the Lord has done

In August 2018 the Keliko people of South Sudan celebrated the launch of their New Testament in exile in northern Uganda. Many are now living there in refugee settlements. It is the 1000th New Testament translation that SIL, Wycliffe’s primary partner, has been involved in. Behind the celebrations is a remarkable story of faith and persistence through the traumas of migration and war to bring God’s message of hope to the Keliko people. In the early 1980s Rev David Gale found himself weeping

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[intlchristianherald]

Wycliffe Bible Translators Complete 1,000th Translation With Keliko Bible in South Sudan

Wycliffe Bible Translators Complete 1,000th Translation With Keliko Bible in South Sudan

Hundreds of Christians, with nothing to give, gave themselves to God as Wycliffe Bible Translators completed its 1,000th full translation of the Bible in South Sudan.

The major milestone was achieved in August, though accounts for only 10 percent of the world’s languages. Some of the remaining 90 percent have incomplete translated Bibles at various stages, but an ambitious project is looking to…

[avenrandomartist]

Winter Holiday Background

A winter theme background I dissided to do for this year that feathers some of my main OC's.

Hope you enjoy it and have a great winter holidays everyone

[dreamerart7]

Old oc Cordelia (small gurl) and new oc Keliko (Big boi), both drawings I’m very proud of

[smoll-stace]

📖? please!

I personally put links to my favorites but anything from these blogs is amazing! >:3

[christianchild]

The Armor of God (KELIKO: Bible NT, Partial OT)

The Armor of God (KELIKO: Bible NT, Partial OT)

KELIKO: Bible NT, Partial OT

Ephesians (Ẽfésõ) 6:10-18

10 Átángá rĩ ã ụ̃dụ̃ kĩnĩ, lẽ ĩmi adrikí ũkpõ ũkpó Úpí vé ũkpõ agaápi rá rĩ sĩ.

11 Lẽ ĩmi úsúkí ĩmi ngá Múngú vé ẹ̃ꞌdị́ ꞌdịzú rĩ pi sĩ, ĩmi ndẽkí rí ãdróko riípi mị ũꞌbãápi rĩ ãní.

12Ẹ̃ꞌdị́ ꞌbá ní rií ꞌdịị́ rĩ, ꞌbá ꞌdịkí ꞌbá áda pi be ku, ꞌbâ ri ẹ̃ꞌdị́ rĩ ꞌdị índrí ũnjí ũkpõ be ãngũ rụꞌbá rĩ pi be, índrí ũkpõ be adriꞌbá ị́nị́ŋá agá rĩ pi be,…

[urbanchristiannews]

Wycliffe Bible Translators Complete 1,000th Translation With Keliko Bible in South Sudan

Wycliffe Bible Translators Complete 1,000th Translation With Keliko Bible in South Sudan

Hundreds of Christians, with nothing to give, gave themselves to God as Wycliffe Bible Translators completed its 1,000th full translation of the Bible in South Sudan.

The major milestone was achieved in August, though accounts for only 10 percent of the world’s languages. Some of the remaining 90 percent have incomplete translated Bibles at various stages, but an ambitious project is looking to…

[gaelleandria-blog]

Mamy loatra anjely keliko a! #MihajaAria #auntie #niece #sweet #comfort (at Antananarivo, Madagascar)

[quiddity-jones]

Day 51, 18:11 hours - Finalists Confirmed

Lillian: “This is it, my darlings! Starting tomorrow the final poll will open and voting will begin. Now is the time to get out there and support your Housemate! Each housemate will be counting on their supporters among you, the audience, to select them to win Big Brother!

Our finalists are: Ash Booker Choi Meesang Keliko Kekoa

“Polls will open to the public tomorrow at 08:00 CST (14:00GMT). Cast your vote and let your opinions be heard!“

[faithfulnews]

Come and see what the Lord has done

In August 2018 the Keliko people of South Sudan celebrated the launch of their New Testament in exile in northern Uganda. Many are now living there in refugee settlements. It is the 1000th New Testament translation that SIL, Wycliffe’s primary partner, has been involved in. Behind the celebrations is a remarkable story of faith and persistence through the traumas of migration and war to bring God’s message of hope to the Keliko people. In the early 1980s Rev David Gale found himself weeping

Go to the article

[wycliffeuk]

Often, as a translation project nears completion it faces increased spiritual attack. The Keliko New Testament project from South Sudan is one that has faced far greater challenges than normal and yet the team are committed to reaching their goal: a finished New Testament.

Renewed fighting in South Sudan last July near the capital Juba brought new insecurities. Branch director Jackie Marshall picks up the story:

‘As the rebels left Juba after the clashes here, they moved westward towards Congo and this has ended up destabilising areas of Equatoria which have been quite stable and peaceful for many years. One of our translation and literacy projects is with the Keliko people who live close to the border with Uganda and Congo. Now many people have fled to live in refugee camps in Congo or northern Uganda including the families of two of the Keliko translators, Enos and Ezekiah, and Elisa Ayani, the Keliko literacy worker.

Elisa recently made a trip back into his area (through Congo as that is the safest way in) to see how things were. Unfortunately civilians end up getting caught between government and rebel sides and abused or sometimes killed as a result. I spoke to him on the phone about his trip and he said that the people live with a lot of fear, and communication and transport has become much more difficult. There are only three primary schools out of more than 20 still somewhat operating. Most people (including churches) have moved away from main paths or roads and try to live and farm deeper in the forest.

The Keliko translators have now left their wives in northern Uganda to return to Juba and are doing final reviews of books to lead up to typesetting in the next few months. It now seems as if they will have to launch their New Testament in northern Uganda rather than in their home area.’

Praise God that since Christmas, security in Juba has been good and it is a safe place for the Keliko translators to work.

Please pray:

for an end to all political unrest in South Sudan. Pray for all those who have been caught up in the conflict and are now living in refugee camps.

that the translation team, churches and God’s people would have the power and strength to live lives of love, grace and truth in this fractured society.

for the Keliko translators in the final checks before typesetting and printing of the New Testament. Ask God to help them produce a natural, clear and accurate translation.

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