Cook Islands (COK)

The Cook Islands, in the South Pacific, are known for their turquoise lagoons, Polynesian culture, and relaxed pace of life. Cook Islanders value family, music, and storytelling, with English and Cook Islands Maori as main languages. Christianity, especially the Cook Islands Christian Church, is central to spiritual life, and churches are gathering places for worship and community events. Traditional dances and festivals often blend faith with island customs.

People Groups of Cook Islands:

Fast Facts:

TypesStats
Total People Groups:7
Total Population:16,875
Unengaged and Unreached:
People Groups:1
Population:100
Engaged yet Unreached:
People Groups:0
Population:0
No Longer Unreached:
People Groups:6
Population:16,775

Realities:

Weighted GSEC: 6  
Dying Daily: 0  
Dying Daily without Christ: 0  
Birth Rate: Field not found: BirthRate  
Death Rate: Field not found: DeathRate

People Groups of Cook Islands

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