Hong Kong, China

Verse References

• Rom 10:12-14
• Matt 9:37-38

Prayer Points

1. 1.Pray for the 429,000 unreached (5.9% of the total population).
2. 2.Pray for the 8 of 19 people groups (42.1%) that remain unreached.
3. 3.Pray for the general Chinese (population: 301,000), whose primary religion is Ethnic Religions (≤10% Christian, ≤5% evangelical).
4. 4.Pray for the Deaf (population: 8,000), whose primary religion is not recorded (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
5. 5.Pray for the Cantonese Han Chinese (population: 5,960,000), whose primary religion is Ethnic Religions (≤50% Christian, ≤10% evangelical).
6. 6.Pray for the Hakka Han Chinese (population: 287,000), whose primary religion is Ethnic Religions (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
7. 7.Pray for the Min Bei Han Chinese (population: 66,000), whose primary religion is Ethnic Religions (≤10% Christian, ≤5% evangelical).
8. 8.Pray for the Min Nan Han Chinese (population: 83,000), whose primary religion is Ethnic Religions (≤50% Christian, ≤10% evangelical).
9. 9.Pray for the Wu Han Chinese (population: 62,000), whose primary religion is Ethnic Religions (≤50% Christian, ≤10% evangelical).
10. 10.Pray for the Hui (population: 36,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
11. 11.Pray for the Indonesian (population: 151,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤50% Christian, ≤10% evangelical).
12. 12.Pray for the Japanese (population: 9,800), whose primary religion is Buddhism (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
13. 13.Pray for the Malay (population: 20,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
14. 14.Pray for the general Nepali (population: 16,000), whose primary religion is Hinduism (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
15. 15.Pray for the general South Asian (population: 41,000), whose primary religion is Hinduism (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
16. 16.Pray for the Thai (population: 10,000), whose primary religion is Buddhism (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
17. 17.Pray for the Vietnamese (population: 47,000), whose primary religion is Buddhism (≤10% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).