Population: 1,303,000
Fact: Respect and politeness are highly regarded among the Yawo and are taught to each generation during the initiation process.
Global Teams equips and sends field partners from many nations to multiply disciples of Jesus within cultures least familiar with the Gospel.
Global Teams is an international mission movement focused on reaching the 6,648 unreached people groups. Put another way, our desire is to reach the 2.9 billion people who have never heard the gospel. Following John 1:14: “The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us,” we ensure that church planting movements emerge in forms and expressions that fit the culture of that people group and enable the gospel to spread.
The focus of Global Teams is on people groups who have not yet received the Gospel (unreached people groups.) As these groups gradually come to faith in Christ, new movements emerge.
Read MoreGlobal Teams field partners serve in unique roles in often isolated and many times difficult or dangerous places around the world. Field Care is a high priority for Global Teams.
Read MoreFor some, it is hard to imagine a world where Scripture is absent, but for many people this is a reality. Where this is true, Global Teams is involved in translated the Word of God into the local language.
Read MoreGlobal Teams is invested in developing "business as mission." Doing business as mission enables field partners to reach a community at all levels, as employees and partners encounter the truth of Christ.
Read MoreAs Global Teams field partners work all around the world, the areas they serve are sometimes hit by natural disaster. At these times, we become a part of the response to the disaster and offer any expertise we may have along with field workers and resources.
Read MoreIn Scripture, we see Christ respond to the needs of those around him with compassion. Following his model, as Global Teams field partners go to the least-reached people groups, they are also moved to compassion and often respond with community development projects that become a part of their ongoing work.
Read MorePopulation: 1,303,000
Fact: Respect and politeness are highly regarded among the Yawo and are taught to each generation during the initiation process.
About 53,000 Turkana live in a small region in southwest Ethiopia with less than 1% Christ followers. Join us in praying boldly for God to open doors as our new Kenyan field partners begin outreach in the region this summer.
Of the 17,509,400 Malay in 24 countries, only 0.11% identify as Christian, and less than 0.07% are evangelical.
This Muslim group of 760,000 is the largest unreached group in Tanzania.
Of the 15.6 million Khmer in Southeast Asia, only 3% identify as Christian.
ost of the 429,000 Ingush live in a scenic, mountainous part of South Russia. Less than 0.1% know about Jesus.
The Nahara people of Mozambique are the coastal offshoot of the Makhuwa. “Nahara” means “fisher” in the Makhuwa-Nahara dialect. Influenced by Arab traders, the Nahara converted to Islam in the 18th Century.
The Nogai are descendants of various Mongolic and Turkic tribes who formed the Nogai Horde.
Of the 100,000 Nogai in the Caucasus region of Russia, only 0.02% are Christ followers.