Ethnic Religions people group listing

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People Groups
Total

2,510

Est. Population
of Adherents

729,365,000

People Groups Unreached

798

Est. Adherents in
Unreached Groups

137,318,000

People Groups Frontier

354

Est. Adherents in
Frontier Groups

14,941,000

Map Notes

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Photo	People Group	Country	Population	Primary Language	Primary Religion	Scripture Status	Progress Scale	% Evangelical Range	% Christian Adh Range	Est. Workers Needed *
	Shua	Botswana	2,300	Shua	Ethnic Religions	3 Bible Portions	4	5-10% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Heikum, San	Botswana	42,000	Haiom	Ethnic Religions	2 Translation Started	4	5-10% ●	5-10% ●	-1 -
	Subia, Kuhane	Botswana	7,400	Kuhane	Ethnic Religions	3 Bible Portions	4	2-5% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Yeyi, Kuba	Botswana	58,000	Yeyi	Ethnic Religions	3 Bible Portions	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Handa, Tsexa	Botswana	1,200	Ani	Ethnic Religions	1 Translation Needed	2	0.1-2% ●	5-10% ●	-1 -
	Kua	Botswana	1,100	Kua	Ethnic Religions	1 Translation Needed	2	0.1-2% ●	5-10% ●	-1 -
	Agavotaguerra	Brazil	100	Portuguese	Ethnic Religions	5 Complete Bible	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Amundava	Brazil	100	Amundava	Ethnic Religions	2 Translation Started	4	5-10% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Anambe	Brazil	100	Portuguese	Ethnic Religions	5 Complete Bible	2	0.1-2% ●	5-10% ●	-1 -
	Arara do Para	Brazil	400	Arara, Para	Ethnic Religions	3 Bible Portions	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Apiaka	Brazil	1,000	Portuguese	Ethnic Religions	5 Complete Bible	4	2-5% ●	2-5% ●	-1 -
	Apurina	Brazil	7,700	Apurina	Ethnic Religions	4 New Testament	5	10-50% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Arapaso	Brazil	400	Tucano	Ethnic Religions	4 New Testament	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Arara do Acre	Brazil	800	Sharanahua	Ethnic Religions	4 New Testament	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Arara do Mato Grosso	Brazil	300	Portuguese	Ethnic Religions	5 Complete Bible	2	0.1-2% ●	5-10% ●	-1 -
	Arara do Rondonia	Brazil	300	Karo (Brazil)	Ethnic Religions	2 Translation Started	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Asheninka, Pichis	Brazil	1,000	Asheninka, Pichis	Ethnic Religions	4 New Testament	2	0.1-2% ●	5-10% ●	-1 -
	Arikapu	Brazil	-1 Unknown	Tupari	Ethnic Religions	2 Translation Started	4	5-10% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Arua	Brazil	100	Arua	Ethnic Religions	0 Unspecified	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Asurini do Xingu	Brazil	200	Asurini of Xingu	Ethnic Religions	2 Translation Started	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Waimiri-Atroari	Brazil	2,000	Waimiri-Atroari	Ethnic Religions	1 Translation Needed	0	0-0.1% ●	0-0.1% ●	1
	Ava-Canoeiro	Brazil	-1 Unknown	Portuguese	Ethnic Religions	5 Complete Bible	4	5-10% ●	5-10% ●	-1 -
	Aweti	Brazil	200	Aweti	Ethnic Religions	2 Translation Started	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Bare	Brazil	8,000	Nhengatu	Ethnic Religions	4 New Testament	2	0.1-2% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
	Bororo	Brazil	1,600	Bororo	Ethnic Religions	4 New Testament	4	2-5% ●	10-50% ●	-1 -
Totals:	2,510 Peoples		729,365,000				798 ◼︎ (354 ✸︎)			3,028

* An estimate of the number of pioneer workers needed for initial church planting among unreached people groups by country. Estimates are calculated only for unreached people groups and are based on ratio of 1 worker-unit (single person or married couple) per 50,000 living in an unreached people group by country, or for example one team of four worker-units per 200,000 people. Some workers may already be onsite. Many more workers are needed beyond this initial estimate.

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Level	Description	Criteria
1a	Unreached (Frontier) - Less than 1 in 1,000 (0.1%) identify as Christians in any way. ✸︎	Evangelicals <=0.1% Professing Christians <=0.1%
1b	Unreached (non-Frontier) - Few evangelicals and little, if any, history of Christianity. ◼︎	Evangelicals >0.1% and <=2% Professing Christians >0.1% and <=5%
1	Unreached (All) - Few evangelicals and few who identify as Christians. Little, if any, history of Christianity. ✸︎+◼︎	Evangelicals <= 2% Professing Christians <= 5%
2	Minimally reached - Few evangelicals, but significant number who identify as Christians.	Evangelicals <= 2% Professing Christians > 5% and <= 50%
3	Superficially reached - Few evangelicals, but many who identify as Christians. In great need of spiritual renewal and commitment to biblical faith.	Evangelicals <= 2% Professing Christians > 50%
4	Partially reached - Evangelicals have a modest to moderate presence.	Evangelicals > 2% and <= 10%
5	Significantly reached - Evangelicals have a significant presence.	Evangelicals > 10%

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