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Five hundred people may sound small to the world. It may be smaller than a Sunday service, a school assembly, or a city block. It would be easy to pass over a community that size and assume someone else will carry the burden. But no person is small to God. In Ethiopia, the Daats’iin language…
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A living heart language and a newly identified translation milestone call the Church beyond “work started” toward understandable Gospel witness among the Bobongko.
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The Unseen Millions: The Roma of the Balkans "You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth." — Acts 1:8 This week, Europe is watching the Balkans. Regional leaders are in…
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The Boor question is more than a research problem. It is a call for the Church to pray, send, and become a faithful Gospel witness to the ends of the earth.
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Operation 326 examines the Kumzari across Oman and Iran: one PeopleID, one ISO language, two country realities, and a heart-language resource gap that brings the last mile of Acts 1:8 into focus.
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The same Idu PeopleID and Idu-Mishmi language record appears on both sides of a border—but with sharply different mission status. This week’s Operation 326 update shows why Acts 1:8 completion requires country-specific evidence, not assumptions.
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The latest Operation 326 intelligence shows that careful identity work is not slowing the mission—it is clearing the path toward Acts 1:8 completion. Here are the findings moving us closer.
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Operation 326 is a disciplined research and mobilization effort focused on people groups with little or no known Gospel witness. This new weekly series will share verified progress, unresolved questions, and practical next steps.
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“Acts 1:8 does not end with activity; it ends with identity. A witness does not control the outcome; they simply testify to what has already taken place.” -Karl Hargestam
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By Karl Hargestam, PCG Global Missions DirectorFebruary 15, 2026 – International Mission Center, Texas From the International Mission Center here in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, where our global ministries converge to serve and support the fellowship, I write with a heart of gratitude and humble service. As we step into 2026, it becomes ever clearer…