Chin, Kaang in Myanmar (Burma)

People Name:	Chin, Kaang
Country:	Myanmar (Burma)
10/40 Window:	Yes
Population:	1,200
World Population:	1,200
Primary Language:	Chin, Kaang
Primary Religion:	Christianity
Christian Adherents:	95.00 %
Evangelicals:	90.00 %
Scripture:	New Testament
Ministry Resources:	No
Jesus Film:	No
Audio Recordings:	No
People Cluster:	Kuki-Chin-Lushai
Affinity Bloc:	Tibetan-Himalayan Peoples
Progress Level:

Introduction / History

The Kaang villages are in Mindat Township in southern Chin State. The landscape of this region is mountainous. The Kaang area borders with the Müün [mwq] on the east, with Daai [dao] on the west and south, and with Rawngtu [weu] on the north in Mindat Township. THe Kaang villages are located west of Mon Stream. There are four villages that identify themselves by the name Kaang and consider themselves Kaang: Old Kruk, New Kruk, Hlatui, and Yophong. The Kaang have produced Christian songbooks in their language and have also done New Testament translation.

What Are Their Beliefs?

Almost all of the Kaang people are Christian. Just a few people practice traditional religion.