Brazil One-half of the land surface and population of South America. The world’s fifth largest country in both area and population.

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Brazil One-half of the land surface and population of South America. The world’s fifth largest country in both area and population.

Brazil PRAY FOR THE COUNTRY Area: 8,511,965 sq km Population: 195,423,252  Annual Growth: 1.0% Capital: Brasilia Urban Percent: 86.5% Human Development Index Rank: 75 of 182 countries

Brazil PRAY FOR THE PEOPLE Peoples: 315 (57 unreached) Languages: 193 Official Languages: Portuguese. Largest Religion: Christian (91% of population) ChristiansOther Religions P=ProtestantJ=Judaism I=IndependentM=Muslim A=AnglicanBh=Bahai C=CatholicB=Buddhist O=OrthodoxH=Hindu S=MarginalSk=Sikh U=UnaffiliatedCh=Chinese Rel. X=Other Christian;E=Trad. Ethnic All ChristiansN=Non-Religious T=Other

Brazil PRAY FOR THE CHURCH Christians (self-identified):  178,616,852  91.4% of population  Annual Growth: 1.1% Evangelicals:  51,334,091  26.3% of population  Annual Growth: 1.7%