For many, the Philippines is known as a Christian nation. Churches are visible, worship songs fill public spaces, and faith is woven into daily life. And yet, beneath this familiar picture lies another reality—hundreds of unreached and least-reached people groups scattered across mountains, islands, and remote communities.

According to missional data, around 72% of global mission efforts are focused on the 29% of the world that already has access to the Gospel, while only 3% of missionaries are serving among the unreached—the ones with no Bible, no church, and often no Christian nearby.