Source: Joshua Project
For decades, Joshua Project has served as a reliable source for data on unreached people groups. The mission hasn’t changed, but the way they deliver that information is getting better.
The homepage, frontier people group (FPG) page, people group adoption page, and resources page have all been redesigned to get you information faster while stripping away friction and ambiguity.
They’ve also launched a new page specifically for people curious about getting started in missions: The Missions Explorer Hub. Take a look.
By the way, the website now defaults to show “people groups across countries” first, rather than listing a group in a dozen countries as a dozen distinct groups. This paradigm leads to a count of 4,487 unreached groups rather than 7,130. But either way, that’s 3.58 billion people, 43.8% of the global population.
Almost a billion belong to just 38 mega groups of ten million or more.
Unreached of the Day offers resources in a variety of formats to help you pray for the unreached. If you like, you can download a 2026 calendar PDF to help keep you on track.