Belgium
Verse References
- Rom 10:12-14
- Matt 9:37-38
Prayer Points
- 1.Pray for the 954,000 unreached (8.2% of the total population).
- 2.Pray for the 28 of 57 people groups (49.1%) that remain unreached.
- 3.Pray for the general Afghan (population: 26,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 4.Pray for the Albanian (population: 13,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤50% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 5.Pray for the Arabic-speaking Algerian (population: 54,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 6.Pray for the Kabyle Amazigh (population: 56,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 7.Pray for the Shawiya Amazigh (population: 42,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 8.Pray for the Iraqi Arab (population: 21,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 9.Pray for the Moroccan Arab (population: 346,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 10.Pray for the Syrian Arab (population: 15,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤5% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 11.Pray for the Tunisian Arab (population: 21,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 12.Pray for the Bengali (population: 7,300), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 13.Pray for the general Black African (population: 122,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤50% Christian, ≤5% evangelical).
- 14.Pray for the Chechen (population: 18,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 15.Pray for the general Chinese (population: 23,000), whose primary religion is Buddhism (≤50% Christian, ≤5% evangelical).
- 16.Pray for the Deaf (population: 11,000), whose primary religion is not recorded (≤2% Christian, evangelical percentage unknown).
- 17.Pray for the Dutch (population: 193,000), whose primary religion is Non-Religious (≤50% Christian, ≤5% evangelical).
- 18.Pray for the Fulbe Futa (population: 8,600), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 19.Pray for the Japanese (population: 5,600), whose primary religion is Buddhism (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 20.Pray for the French Jewish (population: 9,000), whose primary religion is Judaism (≤2% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 21.Pray for the Hasidic Jewish (population: 22,000), whose primary religion is Judaism (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 22.Pray for the Litvish (Yeshivish) Jewish (population: 4,000), whose primary religion is Judaism (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 23.Pray for the Moroccan Jewish (population: 4,000), whose primary religion is Judaism (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 24.Pray for the Kurmanji Kurd (population: 30,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 25.Pray for the general Moor (population: 1,500), whose primary religion is Islam (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 26.Pray for the general Nepali (population: 4,700), whose primary religion is Hinduism (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 27.Pray for the Southern Pashtun (population: 10,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 28.Pray for the Persian (population: 13,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 29.Pray for the Western Punjabi (population: 8,200), whose primary religion is Islam (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 30.Pray for the general South Asian (population: 33,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤2% evangelical).
- 31.Pray for the Tajik (population: 5,200), whose primary religion is Islam (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 32.Pray for the Tibetan (population: 5,000), whose primary religion is Buddhism (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 33.Pray for the Turk (population: 164,000), whose primary religion is Islam (≤2% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
- 34.Pray for the Urdu (population: 9,700), whose primary religion is Islam (≤0.1% Christian, ≤0.1% evangelical).
Source: The Joshua Project