Guinea-Bissau Coastal state wedged between Senegal and Guinea, including the Bijagos archipelago.

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Guinea-Bissau Coastal state wedged between Senegal and Guinea, including the Bijagos archipelago.

Guinea-Bissau PRAY FOR THE COUNTRY Area: 36,125 sq km Population: 1,647,380 Annual Growth: 2.3% Capital: Bissau Urban Percent: 30% Human Development Index Rank: 173 of 182 countries

Guinea-Bissau PRAY FOR THE PEOPLE Peoples: 35 (15 unreached) Languages: 25 Official Languages: Portuguese. National language Portuguese Creole, spoken by as much as half the population. Largest Religion: Muslim (52% of population) Christians Other Religions P=Protestant J=Judaism I=Independent M=Muslim A=Anglican Bh=Bahai C=Catholic B=Buddhist O=Orthodox H=Hindu S=Marginal Sk=Sikh U=Unaffiliated Ch=Chinese Rel. X=Other Christian; E=Trad. Ethnic All Christians N=Non-Religious T=Other

Guinea-Bissau PRAY FOR THE CHURCH Christians (self-identified): 179,564 10.9% of population Annual Growth: 1.9% Evangelicals: 27,118 1.6% of population Annual Growth: 6.2%