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Poland

Unreached peoples of Poland

An overview of the country's people groups, focusing on those who still have little or no access to the gospel in their own language and culture.

Overview

Poland is one of the most ethnically and religiously homogeneous countries in Europe, which reduces the number of people groups within its borders: 24 in total. Even so, four groups remain unreached by the gospel, totaling about 51,000 people: the Deaf Community, who use Polish Sign Language, Polish Jews, the Karaites, a small people of Turkic origin with their own religious tradition, and Kazakh immigrants. These are small groups, living on the margins of the country's Catholic majority and rarely reached by local churches.

In the country i
89.6%Christians
0.6%evangelicals
By population i
0.1%unreached
0%significantly reached
  • 0.1% Unreached (52K)
  • 0% Minimally reached (0)
  • 99.6% Superficially reached (37.8M)
  • 0.3% Partially reached (106K)
  • 0% Significantly reached (6K)
By people groups i
24people groups
4unreached · 16.7%
  • 16.7% Unreached (4)
  • 0% Minimally reached (0)
  • 54.2% Superficially reached (13)
  • 25% Partially reached (6)
  • 4.2% Significantly reached (1)

Source of people group data: Joshua Project (joshuaproject.net). Estimates, may vary.

Source: Joshua Project. Estimates, may vary.

Unreached people groups · 24
People Population Language Evang. Chr.
Polish Jew 147K Polish 0.4% 0.6%
Kazakh 18M Kazakh 0.2% 0.4%
Karaite Jew Frontier 2K Karaim 0% 0%
Macedonian 1.8M Macedonian 0.2% 84.8%
Polish 42.9M Polish 0.3% 90%
Silesian 512K Silesian 0.3% 80%
Kashubian 242K Kashubian 0.4% 90%
Lower Silesian 23K Lower Silesian 1% 85%
Deaf Frontier 27.5M Pakistan Sign Language 1.8% 3.7%
Romani Carpathian 212K Carpathian Romani 1% 85%

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