Unreached people group Frontier

Muji do Sul

Population29K
LanguageMuji, Southern
ReligionReligiões Étnicas
Unreached
0,04%
Evangelicals
Povos Tibetanos/HimalaiosTibeto-Birmano, outro
Who they are

The Muji of the South are an indigenous people who inhabit the mountainous regions of southwestern China, often classified within the official Yi group. They preserve a distinct language belonging to the Tibeto-Burman family and an identity deeply rooted in rural life in their villages. Their traditional culture is characterized by ancestral rites and respect for the spirits of nature, maintaining customs passed down from generation to generation.

Where they live
1
Country
29K
Population
CountryShare of the peoplePopulation
China Unreached
100%
29.000
Religions of the unreached
Religiões Étnicas96%
Não-religioso3,9%
Cristianismo0,1%
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.

Muji, Southern Translation needed
Audio recordings Not available Jesus Film Not available

Translation data: Joshua Project.

Gospel progress among the unreached
Christians (all traditions)0,1%
Evangelicals0,04%
What to pray for
Intercede for this people
Through the translation and distribution of biblical passages that are understandable to this people.
Through the spiritual awakening of families and community leaders in the Muji villages.
For the emergence of a vibrant and welcoming church among the Southern Muji.
For the emergence of a vibrant and welcoming church among the Southern Muji.
For the emergence of a vibrant and welcoming church among the Southern Muji.

Pray for Muji do Sul

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