People
Who they are
The Jenu Kuruba are a traditional indigenous community inhabiting the forests of southern India. Historically known as skilled honey gatherers and guardians of the forest, they possess a deep bond with nature and their ancestral roots. Their identity remains vibrant through their mother tongue and community life, carefully handed down through generations.
Where they live
1
Country
50K
Population
| Country | Share of the people | Population |
|---|---|---|
India Unreached
|
100%
|
50.000 |
Religions of the unreached
Hinduism99.9%
Islam0.1%
Unknown< 0.1%
Christianity< 0.1%
Other / Small< 0.1%
Buddhism0%
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.
Jennu Kurumba
New Testament complete
- Translation started Done
- Portions Done
- New Testament Current stage
- 4 Whole Bible Still ahead
Audio recordings Available
Jesus Film Available
Translation data: Joshua Project.
Gospel progress among the unreached
Christians (all traditions)< 0.1%
What to pray for
Intercede for this people
For a dignified livelihood and the preservation of the rights and traditions of the Jenu Kuruba.
For translation initiatives and access to God's Word in their mother tongue.
For Christians who approach them with respect, cultural sensitivity, and practical love.
For the emergence of the first followers of Jesus among the forest families.
Pray for Jenu Kuruba
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