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Every Movement Begins With Prayer.
Pray for open doors, strengthened engagers, and the Gospel to reach those who have never heard.
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Reaching the unreached takes the whole Church working together. Whether through prayer, generosity, or sharing the Gospel, there's a place for you in this mission.
who we are
There are still people and places around the world where the Gospel has yet to be heard.
City for the Nations partners with local churches in countries where many people have never heard the Gospel. Together, we train local believers, known as engagers, to share Jesus with unreached people in their own homeland.
Our vision is a world where every person has the opportunity to hear the Gospel, have access to Scripture in their language, respond, be discipled, and become part of a local church.
Our vision is simple: Zero unreached people groups and places.
WHAT DOES UNREACHED MEAN?
When Jesus called us to make disciples of all nations, He meant more than countries. He meant people of every language, culture, and community—including those who have yet to hear the Gospel.
Because every people group matters. And every person deserves the opportunity to hear.
WHY INDIGENOUS MISSIONARIES?
We believe local believers are uniquely positioned to reach unreached communities in their own countries.They understand the language, know the culture, and often live close to the people they are called to serve.
City for the Nations partners with churches to train, equip, and send these believers, whom we call engagers, to share the Gospel, make disciples, and help establish multiplying churches.
By equipping those who are already there, the Gospel can move into unreached communities more quickly and with fewer barriers.