The global disparity in gospel access and missionary allocation
Mission Frontiers / US Center for World Mission · 6:04
This video highlights the significant number of people worldwide who lack access to the gospel, including Buddhists, animists, atheists, Hindus, and Muslims. It reveals a stark imbalance in missionary deployment and funding, with only a small fraction of resources directed towards these unreached populations.
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