Statistics from Europe for 24:14now

Statistics from Europe for 24:14now

24:14now is a network whose goals included, among other things, launching a church-planting movement initiative by the end of 2025 (which has already passed), with the number of initiatives varying by continent; for Europe, the target was one initiative per 150,000 people. To that end, I compiled a lot of statistics for them. ALL in English.
You can find these statistics here:

Church-Planting Movements needed in Europe HERE

Languages in the European Union and Beyond as a PDF, Here's just the graphic.

Metropolitan Areas in Europe, Sorted by Country HERE

Major Cities in Europe, Sorted by Size HERE

Metropolitan Areas in the DACH Region, Sorted by Country HERE

Emigration to Europe HERE

The most common languages spoken by immigrants in Europe are as a Graphic and as PDF with explanations

Church-planting movements needed in Germany HERE.

Church-planting movements needed in France HERE.

Church-planting movements needed in Great Britain HERE.

Church-planting movements needed in Italy HERE.

Church-planting movements needed in the Netherlands HERE.

Church-planting movements needed in Sweden HERE.

Church-planting movements needed in Switzerland HERE.

Church-planting movements needed in Spain HERE.

Church-Planting Movements Needed in the Czech Republic HERE.

 

In addition, there are many smaller groups in Europe, who are simply an ethnic group in their own right.

European ethnic groups by sovereign states—this includes many groups, both large and small—just to give you an idea HERE take a look.

Jews in Europe HERE.

Refugees in Europe HERE.

LGBTQ+ in Europe HERE.

Prostitutes in Europe HERE.

Roma in Europe HERE.

Yazidis Around the World HERE.

 

I always encourage people to simply make use of what’s already available, such as these statistics. People in Europe are very mobile; they move from one place to another. This has two implications:

  1. Let's train the people in our churches so that they can plant churches in new places on their own.
  2. Let's not overlook the newcomers; they, like others, are searching for meaning and help.

I found this card here at the European Union.

Finally, here is a map showing the population density in Europe Download here.

If you'd like to learn more about statistics from the world of orality, click here. 

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