IMB’s Project 3000 and ongoing efforts to find the unengaged, unreached

It’s been two years since the International Mission Board re-emphasized finding and researching unengaged and unreached people groups around the world. Project 3000 was born out of Southern Baptists’ commitment to ensure every people group has access to the gospel.

Together, we send missionaries to explore the last 3,072 unengaged people groups who are thought to have no gospel access or missionary presence. We committed no less than five years for these missionary explorers to work in conjunction with your IMB missionary teams and their partners. They go to cities, towns and remote locations to learn culture, discern literacy and help develop a ministry strategy.

At this halfway point of Project 3000, you can be assured that on any given day or hour, a missionary explorer team is working to make the gospel accessible to everyone. Reports about God at work come in almost every day from these teams.

Look at these recent ones…

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EDITOR’S NOTE — This story was written by Sue Sprenkle and originally published by the International Mission Board.