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Planting tribal churches.<\/strong> Of the world’s 6,500 people groups, 2,500 are still unreached. New Tribes Mission helps local churches train, coordinate and send missionaries to these tribes.<\/p>\n

Method<\/h3>\n

We minister among unreached people groups:<\/h4>\n

In 2,500 of the world\u2019s 6,500 people groups, there is no church, nor is there any work being done to establish a church. These are the people among whom New Tribes Mission works.<\/p>\n

We work in the tribal culture and language:<\/h4>\n

These tribes\u2019 cultures and languages have isolated them from the Gospel. Missionaries must learn their language and understand their culture in order to clearly present the Gospel and effectively plant a church.<\/p>\n

We present foundational Bible teaching:<\/h4>\n

Unreached people groups have no concept of the God of the Bible<\/a>. So Bible teaching begins at the same place God began with His chosen people: at the beginning. Chronological Bible teaching presents a foundation<\/a> for understanding Jesus\u2019 death and resurrection.<\/p>\n

We establish mature churches:<\/h4>\n

Following the pattern seen in Acts as God\u2019s people carried out the Great Commission, missionaries seek to establish mature churches that can take their rightful place as agents of change in their own communities and partners in the Great Commission.<\/p>\n

Learn more about New Tribes Mission<\/h4>\n