Nation profiles

Gospel access, nation by nation

34 nations, grouped by how much access their people actually have to the Gospel — with church size, unreached peoples, what is going well, what is hard, and how to pray for each one.

Biblical anchor · "This gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come." — Matthew 24:14
Nations profiled34
World regions16
Frontier nations8
Unreached nations9
Frontier

Frontier nations (8)

Fewer than 1 in 1,000 follow Jesus, and there is no indigenous movement large enough to grow on its own. Most people in these nations will never meet a Christian.

AfghanistanIranMoroccoNorth KoreaSaudi ArabiaSomaliaTürkiyeYemen
Unreached

Unreached nations (9)

No indigenous community of believers large enough to reach the rest of the nation without outside help.

BangladeshChinaIndiaIraqJapanPakistanQatarThailandUzbekistan
Less-reached

Less-reached nations (10)

A church exists, but it is small relative to the population — or Christian identity is far more common than active faith.

AlbaniaAlgeriaCanadaEgyptFranceIndonesiaNepalNigeriaRussiaUnited Kingdom
Reached

Reached nations (7)

An established church large enough to reach the rest of the nation itself. The work is not finished; it has changed hands.

BrazilEthiopiaKenyaPhilippinesRomaniaRwandaSouth Korea

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