LITERACY RATE
95
%
6 million people in Mexico could access God's Word tomorrow.
Potential Access Snapshot
Data is gathered from ProgressBible and Joshua Project and excludes major languages like English, Spanish, Mandarin, etc. New Testament translation data excludes translations with a Full Bible.
FULL BIBLES
13
Languages Available
3.4
M
Potential Readers
NEW TESTAMENT
134
Languages Available
2.7
M
Potential Readers
JESUS FILM
77
Languages Available
5.3
M
Potential Viewers
AUDIO BIBLE
129
Languages Available
5.7
M
Potential Listeners
Mexico has many completed translations throughout the country but especially in the southern region surrounding Mexico City.
BIBLE PUBLISHERS
12:ONE, LLC dba Cloud of Wit
Agencia Bíblica
American Bible Society
Bible League International
Bible Society of Mexico
Biblia Otomi
Biblica, Inc.
Biblioteca Mexicana del Hogar
British & Foreign Bible Society
Buenas Nuevas
Cruzada Mexicana en Cada Hogar
David Neil Nellis
Digital Bible Society
Don Burgess McGuire
eBible.org
Editorial Kyrios
Equipo de Traducción a la LSM
Hosanna
Iglesia Pan de Vida
Instituto Lingüístico de Verano
La Liga Bíblica
La Liga del Sembrador, A.C.
Las Sagradas Escrituras para Todos
Liga Biblica
Liga Bíblica
Liga Bíblica Internacional
Liga Biblica Mundial del Hogar
Liga del Sembrador
Literatura Tarasca
Missionary Crusader
Mitla Studios
New Tribes Mission
Publicaciones de la Fuente
Publicazatecas
Scripture Gift Mission
Scriptures Unlimited
Seed Company
SGM International
Sociedad Bíblica
Sociedad Bíblica Americana
Sociedad Bíblica de México
Sociedades Bíblicas en América Latina
Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas
Terry Schram
The Genesis Project, Inc.
The Jesus Film Project
Tipografía Indígena
Union Nacional De Traductores Indigenas
United Bible Societies
UNTI
World Gospel Distributors
World Home Bible League
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Wycliffe Global Alliance
Wycliffe Publishing Services
Wycliffe USA
YouVersion
Men
96
%
Women
94
%
Children
99
%
LITERACY RATE
Data is not available for this region
COMMUNICATION
Data is gathered from Data WorldBank and Data Reportal.
Internet Access
76
%
Cell Phone
98
%
Social Media
73
%
RELIGIOUS SENSITIVITY
Data is gathered from CIA World Factbook.
Mexico is officially a secular state, and it's constitution promises the right to religious freedom. In the last several years, however, crimes such as attacks on Catholic and Protestant leaders have risen in number. Religious leaders are oftentimes more involved in politics and activism making them easier targets of violence.
Mexico has a strong network of public transportation between first-class and second-class buses. Cheap taxis are available in urban cities, otherwise walking and cycling are great alternatives.
