Atlantic Islands Christianity - Revision history

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 == [[Iceland]] ==
 Iceland's predominant religion is [[Christianity]], with about 67.2% of the population identifying as Christians, primarily within the [[Lutheran | Lutheran Church of Iceland]]<ref>https://www.carrentaliceland.com/religions-in-iceland/</ref>.
 ==[[Madeira Islands]]==
 The predominant religion in Madeira is Roman Catholicism, with about 80% of the population identifying as Catholic. There are also smaller communities of Protestants, Jews<ref>https://theworldofinfo.com/madeira/religio/</ref>.

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 == [[South Georgia Island ]] ==
 [[Lutheran | Norwegian Lutheran Church]] Located in Grytviken, this church is often considered the southernmost church in the world. Built in 1906 by Norwegian whalers<ref>https://sgmuseum.gs/the-museum/history-of-south-georgia/</ref>. Since the population is under 40 sometimes the Island lacks clergy.
 == [[Tristan da Cunha]] ==

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 == [[Iceland]] ==
 Iceland's predominant religion is [[Christianity]], with about 67.2% of the population identifying as Christians, primarily within the [[Lutheran | Lutheran Church of Iceland]]<ref>https://www.carrentaliceland.com/religions-in-iceland/</ref>.
 == [[St. Helena]] ==

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 The predominant religion on Saint Helena is [[Anglicanism]], with most residents being members of the Diocese of St Helena. There is also a [[Roman Catholic Church | Catholics]] presence served by the Mission sui iuris of Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha. <ref>https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/religious-beliefs-in-antigua-and-barbuda.html</ref>.
 ==[[St. Pierre and Miquelon Islands]] ==
-See [[Canadian_Christianity#French_Atlantic_Ocean_Islands_Christianity | French_North Atlantic Islands Christianity]]
+See [[Canadian_Christianity#French_Atlantic_Ocean_Islands_Christianity | French North Atlantic Islands Christianity]]
 == [[South Georgia Island ]] ==

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 == [[St. Helena]] ==
 The predominant religion on Saint Helena is [[Anglicanism]], with most residents being members of the Diocese of St Helena. There is also a [[Roman Catholic Church | Catholics]] presence served by the Mission sui iuris of Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha. <ref>https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/religious-beliefs-in-antigua-and-barbuda.html</ref>.
 == [[South Georgia Island ]] ==
 [[Lutheran | Norwegian Lutheran Church]] Located in Grytviken, this church is often considered the southernmost church in the world. Built in 1906 by Norwegian whalers<ref>https://sgmuseum.gs/the-museum/history-of-south-georgia/</ref>. Since the population is under 40 sometimes the Island lacks clergy.

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 == [[Falkland Islands]] ==
 [[Christianity]] is the most predominant religion in the Falkland Islands; the primary denominations are [[Church of England]], [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholic]], United Free Church, [[Lutheran]], [[Jehovah's Witnesses]], [[Seventh-day Adventists]] among others. <ref> https://everything.explained.today/Religion_in_the_Falkland_Islands/ </ref>
 == [[Greenland]] ==
 The predominant religion in Greenland is [[Lutheranism]], with about 95.5% of the population identifying as Christian, primarily through the Church of Denmark. Additionally, there are small communities practicing Inuit religion, [[Roman Catholic Church | Catholicism]], and other faiths<ref>https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/religious-beliefs-in-greenland.html</ref>.

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 *[[Christianity in South America | Christianity in South America, Central America]]
 *[[Christianity]]
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