Atlantic Islands Christianity
Atlantic islands Christianity derives largely from European settlers. Christianity is now these Islands main religion. Christianity is the predominant religion in the Atlantic ‘’See also’’ Caribbean Christianity.
Ascension Island
The majority of the population on Ascension Island is Anglicanism, with other Christian denominations also present, including Roman Catholic[1].
Bahamas
Christian denominations in the Bahamas include Baptists, Anglicans, Roman Catholics and non-denominational groups, with Baptists being the largest at about 35% of the population[2].
Bermuda
Christianity in Bermuda, consists of various Protestant denominations making up 46.2% of the population, including Anglican, African Methodist Episcopal, and Seventh-day Adventist, Catholics account for 14.5%. The Salvation Army and other Christian groups make up most of the rest[3].
Falkland Islands
Christianity is the most predominant religion in the Falkland Islands; the primary denominations are Church of England, Roman Catholic, United Free Church, Lutheran, Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh-day Adventists among others. Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag.
Tristan da Cunha
Tristan da Cunha is predominantly Christian, with about 80% of the population Anglicanism and roughly 20% Roman Catholic, served by St. Mary's Anglican Church and St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Edinburgh of the Seven Seas. [4].
See Also
- American Christianity
- Canadian Christianity
- Infant baptism
- Afterlife
- Christian marriage
- Future of Christianity
- Exorcism
- Christianity in Africa
- Christianity in Antarctica
- Christianity in Asia
- Christianity in Australia, Oceania, New Zealand
- Christianity in Europe
- Christianity in North America, Caribbean
- Christianity in South America, Central America
- Christianity
Notes
Click on the Christian Denominations Category, Christian Organizations Category, or Churches Category below for more information.