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Mangrik of India
Population: 110,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Rawat of India
Population: 650,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Konda Dhora of India
Population: 281,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Jew, Bukharic of Uzbekistan
Population: 4,600
Progress Scale: 1.1

Nisu, Jianshui of China
Population: 445,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Kota Bangun Kutai of Indonesia
Population: 131,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Rayeen, Muslim of India
Population: 920,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Sindhi of United States
Population: 5,700
Progress Scale: 1.2

Belitung of Indonesia
Population: 103,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Fur, Forok of Sudan
Population: 969,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Mission Question

How many people groups larger than 25,000 in size and primarily non-religious are unreached? ...

Missions Scripture

"Blessed be the Lord God, the God of Israel, Who alone works wonders. And blessed be His glorious name forever; And may the whole earth be filled with His glory. Amen, and Amen." Psalm 72:18-19

Unreached Peoples Fact

North America and the Caribbean have the most Evangelicals (100,500,000), followed by East and Southern Africa (100,100,000.). (Operation World 2010) ...