Juang New Testament (JUNWIN)

Overview

The Juang New Testament was published in 2016 in the Odia (Oriya) script. The Juang are an Austroasiatic (Munda-Santal) people living in the Keonjhar, Angul, and Dhenkanal districts of Odisha, India, with approximately 30,400 speakers. [1] The Juang are classified as a "scheduled tribe" in India. The first Juang conversion to Christianity came in 1995, and audio Scriptures play a significant role given the largely illiterate community. [1] The 2016 edition is available in print and in both dramatized and non-dramatized audio formats, with the audio recordings distributed by Faith Comes By Hearing through the Digital Bible Library and bible.is.

Language and People

Juang (ISO 639-3: jun) is spoken by approximately 30,400 people in India, Map 4. [Glottolog: juan1238]

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