Senegal is slightly smaller than South Dakota; it lies between the Sahara desert to the north and the tropics to the south.  Though 92% of its 10.6 million people are Muslims, the government guarantees religious liberty.  Those who turn to the Lord, however, experience rejection from their families.  Senegal has more than 20 different ethnic groups, each with their own distinct language and culture.  The official language is French, but the dominant language is Wolof.  The New Testament has been translated into the Wolof language.