The People
The People of Miami, Florida
The city of Miami, Florida represents one of the most unique populations in the US:
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Population: 5 million; one of the most densely populated cities.
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The second most unchurched city in the US. 14% of Miami's population is protestant. There is 1 Christian Church for every 1.8 million people in Miami. (Compared to Indianapolis, where there is 1 for every 32,609 people).
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City with the most residents born outside the country (59%). 160 countries and 140 languages are represented.
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Racial make-up: 22% African American, 11% Caucasian, 65% Hispanic, 2% Other
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Second most dangerous city in the US.
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32% of the city's population lives at or below the poverty level.
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Called the "Gateway to the World," Miami has embraced globalization and as a result has become a major banking and business hub in the U.S. and the world. Over 500 multinational firms already use Miami as their base
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By 2012, Miami's downtown skyline will go from twelve to 71 skyscrapers!
Miami is an international city in our very own backyard. Imagine the world-wide impact new followers of Christ could have in fulfilling the mission of taking the Gospel to the ends of the earth!
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