People

Passam Kpasam

Population35K
LanguageKpasham
ReligionEthnic Religions
Partially reached
7%
Evangelicals
Ethnic Religions/Animism Sub-Saharan AfricansAdamawa
Who they are

The Passam Kpasam, who call themselves Isam, live in Adamawa State, Nigeria, south of the Benue River. They speak Nyesam, a language also known as Kpasham. Their villages include Kpasham, Dakli and Dem. They call the area stretching from the old settlement on the mountain to the present-day villages Asam. Traditional beliefs predominate, but there are also Christians and Muslims among them.

Where they live
1
Country
35K
Population
CountryShare of the peoplePopulation
Nigeria Partially reached
100%
34.000
The Bible in this people's language

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Kpasham Translation needed
Audio recordings Available Jesus Film Not available

Translation data: Joshua Project.

Gospel progress among the unreached
Christians (all traditions)25%
Evangelicals7%
What to pray for
Intercede for this people
Pray for the Isam to have access to the Scriptures in Nyesam, the language they use in their communities.
Pray that all Christians in Kpasham, Dakli and Dem will know and practice the teachings of Jesus.
Pray that all leaders of Passam Kpasam churches will teach the Christian faith clearly and with care.

Pray for Passam Kpasam

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