People
Who they are
The Kachama-Ganjule are an indigenous people of southern Ethiopia, historically settled on the islands and shores of Lakes Chamo and Abaya in the Rift Valley. Speaking an Omotic language, they maintain a strong connection to fishing and riverside life. Today, the vast majority of the community professes the Christian faith, gathering in local congregations that influence the daily life of their villages.
Where they live
1
Country
5K
Population
| Country | Share of the people | Population |
|---|---|---|
Ethiopia Significantly reached
|
100%
|
5.000 |
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.
Kachama-Ganjule
Translation started
- Translation started Current stage
- 2 Portions Still ahead
- 3 New Testament Still ahead
- 4 Whole Bible Still ahead
Audio recordings Available
Jesus Film Not available
Translation data: Joshua Project.
Gospel progress among the unreached
Christians (all traditions)80%
Evangelicals76.8%
What to pray for
Intercede for this people
For the deepening of discipleship and biblical maturity among Kachama-Ganjule families.
For the ongoing translation and distribution of biblical resources in the community's mother tongue.
For a missionary awakening among local churches to reach neighboring peoples in the Rift Valley.
Pray for Kachama-Ganjule
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