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  God loves the Teor of Indonesia Population: 1800 10% Christian “Tuhan panyenak dunya, Iya Nyala Anic Marana Fatiny Kaye, Habe Iya Parcay Kot Ia, Ia paken Mata Tey, Habe ton parcay kot ia, ia myata paken tei mo Cuma selamat ha kekal” - John 3:16 Teor, Indonesia Location: Maluku Province. Watubela archipelago, #Teor and #Ut islands #watubela

  God loves the Bati of Indonesia Population: 5,500 0% Christian ---- From Joshua Project: Introduction / History The Bati people are a small, Muslim indigenous group who live on the far eastern edge of Indonesia's Maluka Island. The Bati are known for their legend about a flying primate-like creature that can take small children away from their families. The legend may have come from large eagles who are able to carry off a small child. The Bati speak their own language of Bati. Many of the Bati men have a working knowledge of Bahasa Indonesian, the national language, so they can carry on trade with other groups. What Are Their Lives Like? The Bati live in a tropical rain forest near rivers and the ocean. The Bati earn a living primarily by fishing. Bati women are involved in cultivating rice, maize, coconuts, fruits and vegetables. They sell their surplus rice and fish to buy things they cannot make for themselves like cell phones and appliances. Bati homes are often...