The Sara Kaba Naa people live primarily in southwestern Chad with a few thousand residing in the Central African Republic. They number between 35,000 and 39,000, with 74% professing Christianity, 28% of whom
The Patris (pah-treess') people (a pseudonym) number approximately 80,000, with 98% of the population professing Christianity today. Although the gospel arrived among the Patris people around 1900
The Pente people, numbering over tens of millions, reside in a restricted access Asian nation. Approximately 1.5% of the population profess Christianity, about one-third of whom claim to be evangelical.
The Waala people live in the Upper West region of Ghana and number approximately 85,000, with only 3% of the population professing Christianity and 1.5% of those claiming to be evangelical. In 1993, 30% of the Waala