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Kurok NT

The Kurok people have historically lived in the forests, but find themselves struggling to survive as they lose their traditional lands. They remain a close-knit society which has caused them to hold onto their traditional values and religious beliefs. Only a small community of believers exists among the Kurok even after many years of missionary effort. Since the Kurok have such a high regard for their own language and culture, they have been very supportive of efforts to write down their language.

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  • Aug28

    Kurok of India

    478,000 people in a tightly knit society open to receiving God's Word. The Kurok people have a positive attitude towards their own language. There is high motivation among the Kurok to read and write their language. Currently only portions of the New Testament are available. A couple move moved from their home area in the same country to plant churches among the Kurok people 10 years ago. In 2002, they saw the great benefits of Bible translation and changed their focus to Bible translation.

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  • Oct17

    Daily Prayer: the Kurok people of India

    Pray with us for the Kurok people.

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