What Defines an Unknown Nation?
Unknown nations are groups of people who have never heard the gospel. Our mission is to identify and reach these nations, bringing hope and transformation through Jesus Christ. These nations have no Bibles, no churches, and no known followers of Jesus.
- No Pastors
- Barrier Ridden
- Never Met a Christian
- 0.00-0.02 Jesus Followers
- Zero Access
- No Bibles
- Spiritually Antagonistic
- Spoken-Word Dependent
- No Churches
Stories of Impact
Why blasphemy is a dangerous word in many nations
International (MNN) — Laws against blasphemy exist in parts of every region of the world, including Europe. They vary in severity, but they all put added weight on gospel ministry. In Pakistan, for example, Christians know one wrong step could lead to a charge of blasphemy against Islam. Such accusations result in mob violence, imprisonment, long legal battles or worse, with little protection. Just last month, four people were sentenced to death under these laws.
Court cases and assassination over Quran burnings show Europe is under pressure
United Kingdom (MNN) — As Europe’s Muslim population grows, a clash of worldviews is testing its courts of law. Last weekend in Manchester, England, a man was arrested after allegedly burning a copy of the Quran. According to one report, he claimed to be doing it in honor of Salwan Momika.
Water Access Opens the Door for Treasures
Recently, three water wells were drilled in the heart of Nigeria among three communities of Hausa People. In this nation, only .1% of the population is following Jesus. Nearly 100% of the Nigerian Hausa are still deeply bound by Islam, and most have never heard the powerful name of Jesus.