Aruba (ABW)

Aruba is a country in Americas with a population of 108,500. Aruba's history reflects a dynamic blend of European and Caribbean influences, shaping a multicultural and multilingual people group. Its strategic location fostered trade and, later, the oil industry, which brought diverse communities together, contributing to its unique character. The island's development as a popular tourism destination further enriched its cultural tapestry, with a focus on hospitality and enjoying its natural beauty. Christianity has been a consistent spiritual presence, deeply integrated into community life and traditions.

People Groups of Aruba:

Aruba Fast Facts:

5 People Groups · 108.5K People

EngagementGroupsPopulation
Unengaged and Unreached25.4K
Engaged yet Unreached00K
No Longer Unreached3103.1K

Aruba Realities:

Weighted GSEC
5
Dying Daily
3
Dying Daily Without Christ
(100.0%) 3
Birth Rate per 1,000
7.2
Death Rate per 1,000
9.8

People Groups of Aruba

Strategic Progress Index
All

5 people groups

PhotoPeople Group IDNameCountryPopulation ▼Strategic Progress IndexLanguageReligion
Antillean CreolesAntillean CreolesAruba82,000No Longer UnreachedDutchFolk Catholicism
Latin AmericansLatin AmericansAruba14,000No Longer UnreachedSpanishFolk Catholicism
Afro-CaribbeanAfro-CaribbeanAruba7,100No Longer UnreachedEnglishFolk Catholicism
DutchDutchAruba4,300Unengaged and UnreachedDutchProtestantism
Deaf ArubansDeaf ArubansAruba1,100Unengaged and UnreachedDutch Sign LanguageUnknown

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