How can we fulfill God's vision to finish the task?

1. How are we doing
In reaching the world for
Christ?

4. 2010 Population of the world: 6.85 billions
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AFRICA
AMERICAS
ASIA
EUROPE
OCEANIA
1.033 billion
0.939 billion
4.166 billion
0.732 billion
0.035 billion
14.95%
13.61%
60.31%
10.61%
0.52%

9. 
Under 15 years old
1.8 billion
26.5%
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Under 27 years old
3.4 billion
50%
54% of the Indian population is below 25 years
old.

10. 
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85% of the youth live in poverty
13 live on the street, without home or parents
(100 million street children)
50% suffer malnutrition

11. 
Non-literates &
1.5 billion 22%
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Functional illiterate 3.billion
45%
Total 67% of the world population can’t, won’t,
and don’t read.

12. Over 51% of global population is now in urban.
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Rural dwellers
3.3 5billion
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Urban dwellers
3.4 5billion
49%
51%

13. 
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Over 40% of global population will move to
other countries.
80% of the world population will move to
cities.

14. New reality! We are
young, poor, urbanites, illiterate, moving, and
growing fast.

17. 2008
2,231,421,000
1,412,301,000
887,991,000
391,122,000
2025
2,670,312,000
1,861,186,000
1,065,370,000
456,705,000
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Christians
Muslims
Hindus
Buddhists
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Non-Christians 4,460,063,000 5,234,922,000
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18. Majority Religion
Christian
Muslim
Hindu
Buddhist
Non-religious

19. 
There are too many lost people.

21. 410
million
227
million
350
million
123
million
300
million
427
million
20
million

22. World Evangelicals – Continent by Continent
100%
Pacific
80%
Europe
60%
North America
Latin America
40%
Asia
20%
Africa
0%
1960
1970
1980
1990
2000
2010

23. Explosion of the non-western Church
• True Christianity has grown by more than 300
million believers in the past ten years.
• About 10 million of these new Christians are
from North America and Europe
• The rest – 290 million – are from countries
like Nigeria, Brazil, India and China.
The Global South: The new faces of Evangelical Christianity

24. 2008
Christians
33.3%
 Church members 2,113,199,000
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Africa
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Northern America
Oceania
423,675,000
355,008,000
556,359,000
530,187,000
220,374,000
22,788,000
2025
33.8%
2,549,094,000
627,557,000
474,745,000
537,144,000
634,354,000
245,693,000
26,595,000

25. Christian organization
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2008
Churches
3,684,000
Workers
11,866,000
Missionaries
458,000
Men
6,994,000
Women
4,872,000
Denominations
39,000
Foreign-mission
sending agencies
4,550
Service agencies
27,000
2025
5,000,000
14,000,000
550,000
8,000,000
6,000,000
55,000
6,000
36,000

26. Explosion of the non-western missionaries
3%

27. Estimated missionaries sent by various
countries over the next 15-20 years.
Koreans: 30,000
Missionaries
Chinese: 50,000
Missionaries
10/40 Window
Latin Americans:
10,000 missionaries
Nigerians: 15,000
missionaries
Filipinos: 100,000
Contract labor
tentmakers

28. The World’s Mission Force
West
70%?
Non West

31. Christian ministry
2009
2025
Bible translation
4660
 Total monthly listeners
/viewers
2,580,000,000
6900
3,800,000,000
Scripture
Distribution
8,460,000,000
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6,509,081,000
Unevangelized
population
1,871,208,000
2,034,713,000

32. 
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Enough evangelism, but there are too many
peoples never heard the gospel even once.
Still there will be 2 billion people never heard
the gospel no matter what if we continue the
same way of preaching the gospel.

34. #of the people groups
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Whole world 11,566
Unreached people 6,456
Unengaged unreached
people
3,337
Total # of population
6,691,484,000
3,931,745,839
465,352,803

35. Unevangelized people
Population %
Have heard the
~ 4.7
70%
Gospel in some form
billion
Virtually no exposure
to the Gospel
~ 2.0
billion
30%

36. Unreached Population
(in millions)
1
India
344,000,000
2
China
262,000,000
3
Pakistan
144,000,000
4
Indonesia
68,600,000
5
Iran
48,700,000
6
Thailand
34,100,000
7
Algeria
32,900,000
8
Morocco
30,900,000
9
Bangladesh
30,000,000
10
Afghanistan
26,000,000
Majority of the Unreached World

40. 200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Muslim 2.7
Buddhist 5.6
Hindu 5.6
Other 9.9
Non-Religious 10.5
Tribal 50.9
Jewish 58.8
Christian 185.6

41. World Population
Foreign Missionaries

42. Missionary presence

43. 
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95% of Christian workers focus on their own
people
Of the 5% who become missionaries 80-90%
focus on people groups which are majority
Christian
Only 2.5 – 4% of missionaries are focused on
the 25 - 28% of the world who are unreached
Only few young missionaries for the half of the
young world population
Not many Asian young leaders in missions

44. 
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Accessibility – do all people in the world have
access to the gospel?
Possibility - Can we reach them all if we
continue the same way of doing mission?
Transformability - Why not change the way of
doing mission?
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over
again and expecting different results
Albert Einstein

45. 
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The youth must lead the half of the world
youth population to Christ.
The youth must make disciples of other
nationals in their school who are unreached.
The youth must go and make disciples of the
unreached peoples around the world.
The youth must take leadership to transform
the world for Christ.

46. 
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Dare to finish the task by taking the gospel to
2 billion people, making disciples of 3000
unengaged unreached peoples.
Let’s adopt one Unengaged unreached people
group as my people!
Would you give your two weeks to plant one
church among the unreached in 2010?
Would you give two years of your golden life
to plant churches among the unreached?

47. 
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Jesus glorified God by completing the task
through His life and death(John17).
Let’s glorify God by finishing the task of
reaching all the unreached peoples.
If it is not worthy of dying for, it is not worthy
of living for.

48. 
Contact: Global Assistance Partner
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Rev. Kang Hee Ahn