This West African nation has waited far too long to hear the Good News of Jesus Christ. Locked in the death-grip of Islam, about 9 million people struggle in harsh living conditions and wander in spiritual darkness awaiting the only message that can set them free and give them hope.

Guinea is classified by many as one of the least-evangelized nations in sub-Saharan Africa. Until the mid-1980’s, Guinea was ruled by a corrupt Marxist dictator who nearly bankrupted the country, and who outlawed most Christian missions. Finally, in 1984, with the fall of his regime, missionaries were allowed to enter the country once again. To this day, the people of Guinea are nearly 90 percent Muslim and have had very little evangelical Christian witness.

Links to more information about Guinea:

CIA World Factbook
Wikipedia Article
BBC News
Joshua Project Information
Fulbe People Group

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