The goal of this project is to translate the Bible from the original languages; to be accurate; to be natural with Mongolian sentence structures and phrases; to be easy to understand for both readers and listeners.

So far, over 80% of the translation project has been completed. In 2023, the Old Testament translation was prepared for print in trial version. Work translating the New Testament progressed throughout 2023, and will continue in 2024 with external reviews, including reviewing the translation of footnotes and Book introductions. Translation consultant checks will also be carried out, as well as the digital publication of 16 New Testament books, including all four Gospels. These will be accessible to readers through the project website, which helps in receiving immediate feedback and in encouraging the Scripture engagement aspect of the project.

This project will ultimately impact 80,000 people. This takes into account the approximate number of Christians in Mongolia (65,000) and abroad (1,000), plus those who would be interested in reading the Bible.

Mongolian Christians (and non-Christians) will be able to read the Bible with greater ease and comprehension. The newly translated version will benefit not only 3.3 million in Mongolia, but has the potential to be used by 5 million Mongolic speakers around the world, some of whom are also in China and Russia.