The 10/40 Window = a term used to describe those regions of the
eastern hemisphere located between 10 and 40 degrees north of
the equator. This general area was named the 10/40 Window in
1990 by Luis Bush, because it represented the highest level of
socioeconomic challenges and least access to the gospel on the
planet. This band of countries include Northern Africa as well
as almost all of Asia (West Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, East
Asia and much of Southeast Asia). Roughly two-thirds of the
world’s population lives in this window. The people in the 10/40
Window are predominantly Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Animist,
Jewish or Atheist and most governments are formally or
informally opposed to Christian work within their borders. This
area is significant when we look at making disciples of all
nations. Following is a spotlight on one city in the 10/40
Window: Algiers is the capital and largest city in Algeria.
Known for its picturesque views of the Mediterranean and its
whitewashed buildings, Algiers is one of