Project 3000 explorers will journey into the unknown to find out where the unreached and unengaged people live. They will learn about their culture, discern their literacy, develop ministry strategies and find people to partner with in the missionary task. IMB Photo
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Blowing dust is one of the challenges faced in traversing from one village to another that Project 3000 explorers will face. These missionary explorers will research and take the good news of Jesus into some of the hardest-to-reach places on earth. IMB Photo
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The IMB wants to engage the remaining 3,000+ unreached and unengaged people groups in the world. Many are on this list because they literally live in “hard-to-reach” places. IMB Photo
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A village leader navigates his boat up a tributary of the Amazon River to his village in the Ecuadorian jungle. Project 3000 will travel to remote villages like this one. IMB Photo
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Missionary teams will traverse the roads less traveled to share the gospel to the hardest-to-reach people in the world. This road involves a 10-hour jeep ride across landslide-ridden terrain and steep cliffs sometimes exceeding 1,000-foot drops. IMB Photo
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