Unreached people group
Tlapaneco, Acatepec
Unreached
1.012%
Evangelicals
Latin-Caribbean AmericansCentral American Indigenous, other
Who they are
The Tlapanecos of Acatepec, who call themselves me’phaa, inhabit the steep slopes of the mountainous region of Guerrero, Mexico. Guardians of ancestral traditions and a unique tonal language, they preserve their communal way of life in agricultural villages, where corn cultivation and collective work sustain family life and strengthen their indigenous cultural identity.
Where they live
2
Countries
52K
World population
| Country | Share of the people | Population |
|---|---|---|
Mexico Superficially reached
|
97,5%
|
50.000 |
United States Superficially reached
|
2,5%
|
1.300 |
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.
Me’phaa, Acatepec
Portions translated
- Translation started Done
- Portions Current stage
- 3 New Testament Still ahead
- 4 Whole Bible Still ahead
Audio recordings Available
Jesus Film Available
Translation data: Joshua Project.
Gospel progress among the unreached
Christians (all traditions)96.924%
Evangelicals1.012%
What to pray for
Intercede for this people
For a deep understanding of the grace of Christ to reach the hearts of families in the villages.
For access, reading, and discipleship grounded in the Word of God in their own linguistic variant.
For peace, health, and new social and economic opportunities for the communities of the mountain region.
Pray for Tlapaneco, Acatepec
Intercede for this people alongside Christians around the world.
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