help Reach thE Unreached

Meeting spiritual and physical needs is part of reaching the unreached in Africa. Ministry efforts include humanitarian aid and evangelism training.

Central Asian believers face government oppression and persecution, but the Church is steadily growing one person and family at a time.

Those from ethnic religious or nonreligious backgrounds are being introduced to the Creator of the universe and Savior of the world.

Believers minister to Europeans with spiritual apathy as well as refugees and immigrants entering the continent, sharing Jesus with them.

Latin Americans who once practiced tribal or works-based religions are turning to the gospel for their source of hope and salvation.

Instability in the Middle East creates challenges for ministry, but small pockets of believers are faithfully evangelizing the unreached.

Spiritual darkness is no longer found just overseas. Immigration to North America opens the door for ministry to the unreached.

Since the fall of the Iron Curtain, the cultural landscape in this region has changed, and people are turning to the gospel for answers.

Home to the most unreached people groups in the world, South Asia is experiencing a rapid spread of the gospel and church growth.

Believers face persecution from the vast Muslim population and communist ideals, but nationals are persistently reaching their neighbors for Christ.