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Unreached people groups    What about those far away people  ? << Additionally, to Todd's response.... there's missionaries that have purposely gone out into the world, since the Apostles, and brought the gospel to those unreached people. These Christians also have been killed by tribes and peoples trying to bring info about God to them. So the girl in the video (and anyone else) cannot dismiss the sacrifices of those people.  And also for those missionaries who are able to live among the peoples in unreached areas, they spend years learning the language, and then years translating the Bible for that group. It is literally how we now have reached 13,598 people groups on earth with the Gospel, and access to the Bible in their language [thank you Reformers!] Of the 7378 total languages in the world, only 1,800 languages have definite translation need still.  Of the 16,598 people groups in the world, ONLY 3,000 of these are still "unreached"...

Info contained here is still valid   This post was made when i was in the SBC. I have since moved to a non denominational church that is leans Reformed Baptist; I recently learned that church also had come out of the SBC (between 1969 and '90). SBC was the largest Christian denomination in the world until recent years due to a split. There were over 43,000 churches associated with the SBC. It was a light to the nation and world, and one of the better denominations, until Rick Warren wrecked it, churches started bringing the unsaved and the culture in vs keeping the church purely of believers & standing firm on what Scripture teaches; and because these cooperative churches veered off away from truth that allowed heretical progressivism to start sneaking in, both in teachings, congregants beliefs, those "serving" and in leadership positions, and from the pulpit.  There are solid churches still holding to the F&M 2000, but some claim it but teach otherwise and many o...