WHERE WE WORK

Taking New Ground Across the 10/40 Window

Taking New Ground partners with indigenous leaders in some of the world's least-reached places. Today, our primary work is concentrated in Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh, where local leaders are making disciples, developing leaders, and multiplying churches.

CURRENT WORK IN THE 10/40 WINDOW

Nepal • Bhutan • Bangladesh

NEPAL

A Growing Movement in Bangladesh

Our newest major field is already showing significant momentum. Through locally led training, discipleship, and church planting, indigenous leaders are reaching communities and establishing new house churches.

BANGLADESH

Reaching Communities in Bhutan

In a nation where Christian witness remains limited, local leaders are carrying the Gospel into new communities, discipling believers, and developing leaders who can multiply the work.

3,367 New Believers • 1,885 Baptisms • 391 New Churches

BHUTAN

From larger villages to remote mountain communities, Taking New Ground equips Nepali leaders to make disciples and multiply churches through locally led training and ongoing coaching.

1,103 New Believers • 498 Baptisms • 136 New Churches

Multiplying Churches Across Nepal

601 New Believers • 229 Baptisms • 57 New Churches

BEYOND TODAY'S FIELDS

A Global History. A Focused Future.

Over the years, Taking New Ground has worked alongside ministry leaders in approximately 25 nations around the world—supporting evangelism, discipleship, leadership development, and church planting in a wide variety of cultures and contexts.

In recent years, our focus has increasingly shifted toward the 10/40 Window, home to many of the world's least-reached people. Today, we are concentrating more of our resources where access to the Gospel is limited and where trusted indigenous leaders are positioned to multiply disciples and churches.

Our experience is global. Our focus is increasingly where the Gospel is least accessible.