An unreached people group is defined as?

• A. An entire group who has not yet been effectively reached with the gospel, no church made up of people like themselves with whom they can fellowship
• B. A group with some churches but few believers
• C. A country with many Christians
• D. A region with no missionaries

Answer: (A)

Unreached people groups are defined by the absence of an indigenous, self-propagating church among the people themselves, usually in their own language and culture, with the gospel not yet effectively reaching them. The best choice reflects this: it describes an entire group that has not been effectively reached with the gospel and lacks a church made up of people from that group with whom they can fellowship. This emphasizes both the lack of broad gospel impact and the absence of an indigenous fellowship that can reproduce itself locally.

Other options don’t fit because they imply some level of existing church presence or Christian influence, or they describe broader political or regional conditions rather than the status of a specific people group having an accessible, self-sustaining church within their own community.