Mozambique

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Mozambique is one of Africa’s poorest nations and has some of the biggest needs that only the gospel can repair.

While the nation has a beautiful and rich culture, Mozambique has a deep need for the hope that is found in Christ. Less than half of the population identifies as a Christian, but the beliefs are mixed with local spiritualities.

But the people are eager to learn and know God on a deeper level. They need the training and resources to go out into their communities and share their faith. Join us on a GO Trip to Mozambique to be part of the movement as the ministry enters the nation.

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+ - Weather

Average temperatures range from 20-27 Celsius.

+ - Popular Foods

While seafood is popular throughout the country, Piri-Piri chicken is the most popular dish.

+ - Religious Demographics

Roman Catholic (27.2%), Muslim (18.9%), Zionist Christian (15.6%), Evangelical (15.3%), Anglican (1.7%), Other/None (21.3%)

+ - Social Demographics

Mozambique is one of the poorest, and most underdeveloped countries in the world. It is the 5th poorest country in all of Africa.

+ - Languages Spoken

While Portuguese is the country’s official language, it’s only spoken by half of the population. Other main languages are: Makhuwa, Changana, Nyanja, Ndau, Sena, Chwabo, and Tswa.