The language that gave us the song “Kumbaya” and the words yam, nanny, and gumbo now has a Bible to call its own.
Christianity Today has a fascinating article on the translation of the New Testament into Gullah a language spoken on the islands of the coast of Georgia and the Carolinas.The Word from Geecheetown – Christianity Today Magazine
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