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The revised 10/40 Window removes several Christianized countries such as South Korea and the Philippines and includes several additional countries, such as Indonesia, that are close to 10 or 40 degrees north latitude and have high concentrations of unreached peoples.
- Gibraltar
Perry-Castaneda Map Collection * An estimate of the number...
- Cyprus
Cyprus - 10/40 Window | Joshua Project
- Malta
Malta - 10/40 Window | Joshua Project
- Lebanon
Lebanon - 10/40 Window | Joshua Project
- Portugal
Portugal - 10/40 Window | Joshua Project
- China, Hong Kong
China, Hong Kong - 10/40 Window | Joshua Project
- Qatar
Qatar - 10/40 Window | Joshua Project
- Turkmenistan
Turkmenistan - 10/40 Window | Joshua Project
- Gibraltar
Detailed set of six PDF maps of the people groups and languages of the Caucasus region. Videos / Photos / Maps.
The 10/40 Window is home to: 83% of unreached people groups; 97% of the unreached people groups population; 29 out of every 30 unreached people are in the 10/40 Window. Below is a map of the world’s people groups color-coded from reached (green) to unreached (red).
The 10/40 Window is a geographically strategic region encompassing North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, known for its concentration of Unreached People Groups and its significance in Christian missions, as illustrated in the detailed map included in this guide. Learn More.
15 lip 2024 · 10/40 Window watercolor map, Christian world missions, set of 4 art prints. The 10/40 window is an area of the world between 10 and 40 degrees north latitude in the Eastern hemisphere. This rectangular box encompasses parts of Northern Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
Adventist mission is entering new areas. Establishing new congregations. Changing lives. Yet huge challenges remain. The 10/40 Window, with 60 percent of the world's population, remains largely untouched by the gospel. The Christian church is in decline in the secular, postmodern West.
28 maj 2020 · The 10/40 Window map is mostly devoid of symbols, but the most powerful symbolism of the map is one that is easily overlooked because it is such a common feature in cartography: state borders. Earlier we noted that most 10/40 Window maps, as most Western maps indeed, validate the Westphalian state-system perspective by adding borders of states.
