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In New York City, 75,000 people survive by rummaging through trash cans for food.

791 million people in poor nations and 31 million Americans still face hunger as a fact of life.

There are 6.5 million Christian workers worldwide.

More than 6.5 million children under 5 years of age die each year from hunger related causes.

Over 3 million people a year die from tuberculosis.

Between 100 and 200 million children are estimated to be involved in slavery and child labor.

Over 55 million Chinese live outside of China.

Korean churches have more than 6,000 missionaries serving around the world.

There are more than 405,000 Christian places of worship in the U.S.

Three million children die each year from vaccine-preventable diseases.

Over 1 billion people live on less than $1 per day.

Over 33 million people worldwide are living with HIV / AIDS.

North Americans have a disposable income of almost a trillion dollars.

By the year 2025 it is estimated there will be over 1 billion Hindus.

In North America over 23 million people have hearing impairments.

Only 1% of the Scriptures distributed are directed toward the least evangelized in the world.

There are an estimated 800 ethnic groups living in the United States.

Only one out of three churches in North America offers any formal evangelism training.

The Jesus film has been dubbed in over 1,000 languages. Nearly 4 billion people have seen the film worldwide.

At least 2,000 languages still need Scriptures translated.

Over 800 million adults are illiterate.

Every day in America 2,200 kids drop out of school.

There are over 22 million prostitutes in the world.

50% of the world’s population is unable to vote.

By the year 2025, 60% of the world’s people will live in Asia.

"I met a student on campus and I invited him over to my dorm and he taught me some language. Then over dinner last night, we talked about God and he made the decision to believe and follow Christ! He found it to be very good and was very happy that he was given a Bible in his language and is going to share it with his friends! He was so happy to know that he can pray to God anytime and ask Him for help and trust in Him! It was perfect because it was nothing that any human being like me or anyone else could have done. There was a language barrier, yet God worked it out so we could understand each other! God had that obstacle there so that His glory could be revealed! By myself, it would have not been possible, but it was all by His power! Praise Him!"

Matt, University of Texas at Arlington

"I really learned that God can use me in any situation that he puts me in with His help. I prayed a lot about this mission trip that God would use me in ways that I didn't even know, and he did! He used me to speak in front of all the kids in two schools, which I was nervous but with His strength it was just fine!"

Katy, University of Mary Hardin Baylor

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"A small window display that had colorful African dresses in it caught my eye and so my teammate and I walked in. The owner of the store welcomed us with much enthusiasm. She shared how she helps her community back home in Kenya by selling the dresses they sew and carvings/purses/jewelry they make in their village. Her business helps support their livelihood so families can eat and have clean water. After talking for over 30 minutes she knew I was a Christian and was living close by her store. She pleaded and said, 'Oh, can you please bring me a Bible? I do not have one.' She said, 'Come by as often as you want and read to me and teach me to study the Word of God and we will drink Kenyan tea together!' She gave me her work schedule and kept saying how thankful she was we stopped by. My teammate read her a Psalm of David because she was sharing how discouraged she was that day. We prayed for her and she didn't want us to leave. My supervisor has a Swahili Bible I can give her in addition to an English Bible. All that to say, it was an unexplainable encounter apart from God's gracious spirit. I cannot wait to become good friends with this woman."

Jane, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

The Heart of Missions

Unreached People of the Day
Tibetan, Deqen, Khampa of Myanmar (Burma)
Population: 1,100
Primary Language: Tibetan, Khams
Primary Religion: Buddhism
% Evangelical: 0.10
Status: Unreached

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