People

Dâw

Population100
LanguageDaw
ReligionChristianity
Significantly reached
25%
Evangelicals
Christianity Latin AmericansSouth American Indigenous Peoples
Who they are

The Dâw are an Indigenous people living in the upper Rio Negro region in the northwestern part of the Brazilian state of Amazonas. Traditionally forest hunters and gatherers, they belong to the Naduhup language family. Despite the historical pressures of contact and diseases that nearly wiped them out in the past, the Dâw preserve their mother tongue, rich oral narratives and deep knowledge of Amazonian ecosystems.

Where they live
1
Country
100
Population
CountryShare of the peoplePopulation
Brazil Significantly reached
100%
100
The Bible in this people's language

A people only truly understands the gospel when they hear it in the language of their heart. See how far the translation has come.

Daw Translation started
Audio recordings Available Jesus Film Not available

Translation data: Joshua Project.

Gospel progress among the unreached
Christians (all traditions)70%
Evangelicals25%
What to pray for
Intercede for this people
Pelo fortalecimento espiritual e discipulado bíblico dos crentes da comunidade dâw.
Pela preservação da saúde, da língua nativa e da dignidade do povo dâw em suas terras ancestrais.
Por recursos e ensinamento cristão na língua do coração para a edificação das novas gerações.

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