A Commitment to the Unreached. A Call to Action.
People Group Adoption is more than a strategy—it's a commitment. A commitment to prayer, advocacy, and partnership. It's about seeing entire communities transformed by the gospel—especially in places where Jesus is not yet known. When you adopt a people group, you become part of a global effort to bring the good news to those with the least access to it.
How it works
Select a People Group from the dropdown menu to view their profile and geographical location.
Scroll down to complete the form.
Submit your adoption interest.
Adopt from the 100 Largest Frontier People Groups Across Countries (PGAC)
Explore People Groups Across Countries
Discover unreached people groups and learn about their specific needs and characteristics through our interactive map.
Global People Group Adoption Network
Registration Form
This form helps us understand mission engagement, connect adopting partners with like-minded organizations, and better support efforts to fulfill the Great Commission among the least-reached people groups.
Prayer Resources
Stand in the gap for people who have never heard the name of Jesus. Your prayers matter.
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Support church planters, translation efforts, and more to advance the gospel.
ExploreClearing House
Click the link below to access the vision for the People Group Adoption Clearinghouse document
ExploreFrequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about People Group Adoption
People Group Adoption is a prayer, advocacy, and partnership commitment to establish self-propagating church movements among least-reached peoples in every nation.
It facilitates intentional and measurable gospel breakthroughs among the least reached.
Christian families, churches, and mission organizations.
You can select from:
- Frontier Peoples
- Unreached Peoples
- Unengaged Peoples
- Peoples by Religion
- Peoples by Region
- Peoples by Population
- Nomadic Tribes
- Diaspora Communities
- Prayer commitment
- Creating awareness
- Building partnerships
- Supporting missionaries
- Funding field projects
- Sustained Engagement
3 years | 5 years | Full adoption until there is a multiplying church movement among the people.
Yes. Collaboration is encouraged. Shared adoption reduces duplication, maximizes resources and accelerates impact.
Key indicators include:
- Growth of local believers and house churches
- Translation of Scriptures or discipleship materials
- Indigenous leaders development
Yes, work with your level of grace per time. Start with one group until you have established capacity and systems to support more. Depth and quality of engagement matter more than quantity.
- Share stories and prayer requests during gatherings.
- Organize prayer meetings.
- Host cultural immersion campaigns.
- Invite missionaries to speak during services.
- Fundraise for field projects.
