PLANT A CHURCH IN THE GAMBIA
POPULATION: 2,833.000
UNREACHED POPULATION: 2,406,000 (84.9%)
PEOPLE GROUPS: 26
UNREACHED PEOPLE GROUPS: 14
NCM ACTIVE AMONG 11 PEOPLE GROUPS, WITH A PRIMARY FOCUS ON 3 UNREACHED PEOPLE GROUPS
The Gambia is a small nation in West Africa, stretching along the Gambia River and surrounded almost entirely by Senegal. More than four out of five people live among unreached people groups, and many communities still have limited access to the Gospel and opportunities for discipleship.
That is why the local church matters so deeply. A church is more than a place to meet—it becomes a spiritual home where believers can grow, leaders can be raised up, and the hope of Christ can take root and spread throughout the surrounding community.
““Manswankas and other tribes are living in Lamin Wayeto. When I started the fellowship, at first no one came and I had to go out to preach to them. I was persistent and I am glad to tell everyone that God is faithful and gracious. Every week now the number of people attending fellowship is increasing and they are sharing that they are ready to stop their lives of sin and turn to God.””
Stories like this show why local churches matter. Through faithful and persistent Gospel witness, people are given a place to hear the truth, gather in fellowship, and take steps toward a new life in Christ.
We invite you to be part of this story.
A gift of $400 can help plant one church in a community with little to no Gospel presence, or you can give *$33 a month to help plant one church over the course of a year.
Will you help plant a church in The Gambia today?