Matthew talks with Cambell Prince, a 'technology missionary' leading a software team in Thailand. Cambell quit an enjoyable and fulfilling career in electronic engineering in New Zealand and found himself working with minority language communities creating written forms of their languages. Cambell and Matthew discuss Christian missions, minority language translation, navigating cultural differences, humane and community-centred software development, artificial intelligence, leadership, and perhaps most interestingly, how to hear from God.

Show notes

• Wycliffe Bible Translators NZ
• Perspectives on the World Christian Movement course
• Paratext – scripture translation software
• SIL International
• Semantic Domains
• Graphite – a 'smart font' system developed to handle the complexities of lesser-known languages of the world
• Keyman – type to the world in your language
• The Beautiful City of Software | Marc Durdin's Blog (13 May 2014)

If you'd like to support Cambell’s work, go to https://inthefish.com/servants/princec