A Third of
the world is denied access to the Gospel
Three Lines. One Mission.
Three lines represent the whole world.
One represents the forgotten third. Those who have never had the chance to hear, believe, or respond.
When you draw three lines and set one apart, you join a movement that refuses to forget the forgotten third.
A simple symbol.
A daily reminder.
Draw three lines. Set one apart.
Stand For
The Third
In a village where no church stands and no Scripture exists in the local tongue, a young woman tends her fields each dawn. She has never heard the name of Jesus in her language. She has never met a believer. She simply lives, unaware that across the world, millions pray for people like her.
3.2 billion
people live without access
The Third have no local church, no Scripture in their language, and often no Christian friend nearby. They live in regions where the gospel has not taken root, where belief remains isolated or absent entirely.
3.2 billion
people live without access
The Third have no local church, no Scripture in their language, and often no Christian friend nearby. They live in regions where the gospel has not taken root, where belief remains isolated or absent entirely.
The symbol you can carry
Three lines drawn together, one set apart. It is a simple mark that holds a world of meaning
—a reminder of the Third of Us and an invitation to speak their names.
Draw it
Three lines, one set apart. A mark so simple anyone can draw it anywhere.
Share it
The symbol you can carry
Three lines drawn together, one set apart. It is a simple mark that holds a world of meaning —
a reminder of the Third of Us and an invitation to speak their names.
Draw it
Three lines, one set apart. A mark so simple anyone can draw it anywhere.
Share it
Wear the symbol.
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The symbol you can carry
Three lines drawn together, one set apart. It is a simple mark that holds a world of meaning
—a reminder of the Third of Us and an invitation to speak their names.
Draw it
Three lines, one set apart. A mark so simple anyone can draw it anywhere.
Share it
The symbol you can carry
Three lines drawn together, one set apart. It is a simple mark that holds a world of meaning
—a reminder of the Third of Us and an invitation to speak their names.
Draw it
Three lines, one set apart. A mark so simple anyone can draw it anywhere.
Share it
Wear the symbol.
join the
movement
Start with whichever step fits you today.
Respond
Day for the unreached
Every year on Pentecost Sunday, believers around the world set aside a Day for the Unreached. But reaching the unreached doesn’t stop when the day ends. Pray for them. Share the symbol and the story. Get your church or group ready for next year — and start now.
Pentecost SUNday Belongs
to the unreached
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