List of the largest Protestant denominations

This article is inevitably partial, taking into consideration only these Protestant bodies with a membership greater than a number specified by their assigned category. It is an ongoing work-in-progress and needs to be updated as sizes of religious organisations change over time. Reliable and most recent statistics, preferably provided by the organisations themselves, are of interest to this article.

Countries by number of Protestants in 2010

Countries by percentage of Protestants in 2010

This is a list of the largest Protestant denominations. It aims to include sizable Protestant communions, federations, alliances, councils, fellowships, and other denominational organisations in the world and provides information regarding the membership thereof. The list is inevitably partial and generally based on claims by the denominations themselves. The numbers should therefore be considered approximate. Protestant bodies being considered in this article are divided into:

* transdenominational bodies with more than 50 million members
* international bodies with more than 10 million members
* national bodies with more than 5 million members
* non-national bodies with more than 5 million members

In 2010, the most numerous international bodies accounted for more than a half of worldwide Protestant population,[n 1] while the most numerous national bodies accounted for more than 200 of the world's 800 million Protestants.[n 2][1]

Transdenominational organisations are very large and often characterized by overlapping membership as opposed to international and national bodies. Some of the national groupings cannot be considered churches in mainstream Protestant ecclesiology even when they constitute a single denomination. A good example is the Protestant Church in Germany, which differs denominationally and encompasses Lutheran, Reformed and United subchurches.

## Denominational families

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According to Christianity Global: A Guide to the World's Largest Religion from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, in 2020, in the World, there were:

* 644,260,000 Pentecostal and Charismatics, corresponding to 8.3% of the global population;
* 97,399,000 Anglicans (not including United Churches),corresponding to 1.2% of the global population;
* 84,192,000 Baptists (not including United Churches),corresponding to 1.1% of the global population;
* 77,792,000 United and Uniting Churches, corresponding to 1.0% of the global population;
* 70,432,000 Presbyterians, Reformeds and Congregationals[n 3] (not including United Churches), corresponding to 0.9% of the global population;
* 69,894,000 Lutherans (not including United Churches), corresponding to 0.9% of the global population;
* 46,389,000 Methodists and Holiness Moviment[n 4] (not including United Churches), corresponding to 0.6% of the global population; and
* 29,011,000 Adventists, corresponding to 0.4% of the global population.[2]

## Lists of the largest Protestant bodies

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### Transdenominational bodies

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Transdenominational bodies include people across all denominations that participate in a movement which goes beyond their Protestant branch, like Evangelicalism, the Charismatic movement, or the Neo-charismatic movement. These are of international scope.

The World Evangelical Alliance is so far the only major transdenominational evangelical Protestant organization that operates internationally. It represents 600 million Christians. The Porvoo Communion brings Lutherans and Anglicans in Europe into a common communion.

Name  | Orientation  | Foundation  | Leadership  | Headquarters  | Region  | Membership  | Notes

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World Evangelical Alliance | Evangelical | 1846
London, England[3] | Secretary-General Thomas Schirrmacher | New York City,NY, United States  | Worldwide  | 600,000,000[4] | Aims to unite Evangelicals worldwide.
Porvoo Communion | Anglican
Lutheran | 1992
Porvoo Cathedral, Porvoo, Finland  | Co-chairmen Bishop Peter Skov-Jakobsen,
Archbishop Michael Jackson | None  | Europe  | 50,000,000[5] | Communion of Anglican and Lutheran denominations in Europe.
Communion of Protestant Churches in Europe | Lutheran
Reformed
Methodist | 1973
Hölstein, Switzerland  | Secretary-General Mario Fischer | Vienna, Austria  | Europe  | 50,000,000[6] | Communion of Lutheran, Reformed, Methodist and United denominations in Europe.

### International bodies

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International bodies tend to bring together only one Protestant branch which shares common founders, tenets and history. Among the most sizeable international bodies are the World Communion of Reformed Churches, the World Assemblies of God Fellowship, the Anglican Communion and the Lutheran World Federation – each with more than 70 million members.

Name  | Orientation  | Foundation  | Leadership  | Headquarters  | Region  | Membership  | Notes

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Anglican Communion | Anglican | 1867
Lambeth Conference, London, England  | Archbishop of Canterbury | London, United Kingdom  | Worldwide  | 96,111,902[n 5][7] | Brings together Anglicans[n 6] from all over the world, and is the largest of such organizations.
World Communion of Reformed Churches | Reformed | 2010  | General Secretary Najla Kassab | Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany  | Worldwide  | 88,978,705[n 7] \- 128,097,220[n 8][8] | Brings together Calvinists[n 6] from all over the world, and is the largest of such organizations.
World Assemblies of God Fellowship | Pentecostal | 1988  | General Superintendent and Chairman Doug E. Clay  | Springfield, Missouri, United States  | Worldwide  | 86,143,293[9] | Brings together a substantial Pentecostal population, although not the majority, as it is scattered in various independent Pentecostal denominations.
Lutheran World Federation | Lutheran | 1947  | General Secretary Anne Burghardt | Geneva, Canton of Geneva, Switzerland  | Worldwide  | 78,431,111[10] | Brings together Lutherans[n 6] from all over the world, and is the largest of such organizations.
Baptist World Alliance | Baptist | 1905  | General Secretary Elijah M. Brown | Falls Church, Virginia, United States  | Worldwide  | 51,054,804[11][12] | Brings together a substantial Baptist[n 6] population, although not the majority, as it is scattered in various independent Baptist denominations.
World Methodist Council | Methodist | 1881  | General Secretary Bishop Ivan M. Abrahams | Waynesville, North Carolina, United States  | Worldwide  | 37,850,126[n 9][2][13] | Brings together Methodists[n 6] from all over the world.

### National bodies

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Although there are "mostly national" denominations like the United Methodist Church (mainly concentrated in the United States), or denominations with dispersed membership like the Apostolic Church and the Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) (both with membership dispersed around the world) that have a far larger membership than required to be on this list, they operate worldwide and cannot be considered alongside other national bodies like, for example, the Church of Christ in Congo, which operates solely in the Democratic Republic of Congo and is not active beyond that country's borders.

The Church of England, the Church of Christ in Congo, the Three-Self Patriotic Movement, the Assembleias de Deus and the Protestant Church in Germany constitute the most numerous national bodies with more than 20 million members each.

Name  | Orientation  | Foundation  | Leadership  | Headquarters  | Region  | Membership  | Notes

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Three-Self Patriotic Movement | State-regulated theology
various Protestants | 1951  | Chairperson
Fu Xianwei
Secretary General
Xu Xiaohong  | Shanghai, China  | China  | 38,000,000[14][15] | It is the only Protestant denomination approved by the Chinese government. Its theology is regulated and controlled by the state.
Church of England | Anglican | 1534[n 10] | Supreme Governor King Charles III;
Archbishop of Canterbury | London, United Kingdom  | England  | 26,000,000[16] | The country's established church.
Church of Christ in Congo | Methodists,
Pentecostals,
Baptists,
Mennonites,
Reformed,
Evangelicals,
United Protestants[17] | 1970  | Bishop Pierre Marini Bodho | Kinshasa, Kinshasa Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo  | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 25,500,000[18] | Federation of most Congolese Protestants. Largest United Protestant denomination worldwide.
Assembléias de Deus | Pentecostal | 1911  | General Superintendent José Wellington Bezerra da Costa | São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil  | Brazil  | 22,500,000[19] | Fragmented into smaller units which together gather the vast majority of Brazilian Pentecostals. The largest Pentecostal denomination in the world.
Born Again Movement | Evangelicals,
Charismatics,
Chinese house church | 1968  |  | Henan, China  | China  | 20,000,000[20] | House church, not recognized by the Chinese government.
Protestant Church in Germany | Prussian, United,
Lutheran,
Reformed | 1948  | Praeses of the Synod Irmgard Schwaetzer
Chairman of the Council of the EKD Heinrich Bedford-Strohm | Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany  | Germany  | 18,566,035[21] | Federation of most German protestants.
Church of Nigeria | Anglican | 1979  | Primate of all Nigeria, Archbishop of Abuja Province Nicholas Okoh | Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria | Nigeria | 18,000,000[22] | Local province of the Anglican Communion.
Church of Uganda | Anglican | 1897  | Archbishop of Uganda and Bishop of Kampala Stanley Ntagali | Namirembe Hill, Kampala District, Uganda | Uganda | 13,311,801[23][24] | Local province of the Anglican Communion.
Southern Baptist Convention | Baptist | 1845  | President Ed Litton | Nashville, Tennessee, United States  | United States  | 12,722,266[25] | The world's largest Baptist denomination, and the largest Protestant denomination in the United States.
Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus | Lutheran | 1959  | Bishop Dr. Wakseyoum Idossa | Addis Ababa, Chartered city of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | Ethiopia | 12,000,000[10] | The world's largest Lutheran denomination.
Fangcheng Fellowship | Evangelicals,
Charismatics,
Chinese house church | 1971  |  |  | China  | 10,000,000[26] | House church, not recognised by the Chinese government.
Nigerian Baptist Convention | Baptist | 1915  | Rev. Dr. Samson Olasupo Adeniyi Ayokunle, President (and chief executive officer)  | Ibadan | Nigeria | 9,015,000[11] | The world's second largest Baptist denomination.
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania | Lutheran | 1963  | Bishop Dr. Fredrick Onael Shoo | Arusha, Arusha Region, Tanzania | Tanzania | 8,500,000[10] | The world's second largest Lutheran denomination.
National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. | Baptist | 1880  | President Dr. Jerry Young  | Montgomery, Alabama, United States  | United States  | 8,415,100[11] | The third largest Baptist denomination in the world. It is considered a black church with its membership being largely African American.
China Gospel Fellowship | Evangelicals,
Charismatics,
Chinese house church | 1980s  |  |  | China  | 8,000,000[27] | House church, not recognized by the Chinese government.
Batak Christian Protestant Church | Lutheran | 1861  |  | Hutatoruan V, Tarutung, North Sumatra, Indonesia  | Indonesia  | 6,333,000[10] | The world's third largest Lutheran denomination, and the third largest Protestant one in Asia.
Church of Sweden | Lutheran | 1593  | Archbishop of Uppsala Antje Jackelén | Uppsala, Uppsala County, Sweden  | Sweden  | 5,484,000[10] | The world's fourth largest Lutheran denomination, and the fourth largest Protestant one in Europe.
Anglican Church of Kenya | Anglican | 1970  | Jackson Ole Sapit | Nairobi, Nairobi County, Kenya | Kenya | 5,000,000[28] | Local province of the Anglican Communion.

### Non-national bodies

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These denominations operate worldwide and cannot be considered alongside other national bodies.

Many sizeable non-national bodies happen to be Pentecostal. The list also includes the largest Adventist church (the Seventh-day Adventist Church), the largest Methodist church (the United Methodist Church) and the largest African initiated church (the Zion Christian Church) and the second largest Pentecostal denomination in the world, The Pentecostal Mission (TPM) or (New Testament Church/Universal Pentecostal Church/Ceylon Pentecostal Mission).

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Seventh-day Adventist Church
| Adventist | 1863  | Ted N.C. Wilson[29] | Silver Spring, Maryland, United States | Worldwide  | 23,684,237[30] | The world's largest Adventist denomination. Brings together the vast majority of the world's Adventists.
The Apostolic Church
| Pentecostal | 1911/1916  |  |  | Worldwide  | 15,000,000  | Trinitarian Pentecostal denomination which emerged from the 1904-1905 Welsh Revival.
Zion Christian Church
| African initiated |  |  | Zion City Moria, Limpopo, South Africa  | Southern Africa | 15,000,000  | The world's largest African initiated church with Anglican, Pentecostal and evangelical influences.
United Methodist Church
| Methodist | 1968  |  | None  | Worldwide  | 9,984,925[31] | The world's largest Methodist denomination.
New Apostolic Church International | Irvingian | 1863  | Chief Apostle Jean-Luc Schneider | Zürich, Switzerland | Worldwide  | 9,240,000[32] |
International Church of the Foursquare Gospel
| Pentecostal |  |  | Los Angeles, California, U.S.  | Worldwide  | 9,000,000  |
Church of God in Christ
| Pentecostal |  |  | Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.  | Worldwide  | 6,500,000  |
Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee)
| Pentecostal | 1886  | Dr. Tim Hill  | Cleveland, Tennessee, U.S.  | Worldwide  | 7,000,000[33] |
United Pentecostal Church International | Oneness Pentecostal | 1945  | David K. Bernard | Weldon Spring, Missouri, U.S.  | Worldwide  | 5,750,000  | The world's largest denomination in Oneness Pentecostalism.  |

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## Notes

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1. ^ In this comparison, the Pew Forum's figure of 800 million Protestants is used. Mentioned international bodies together accounted for some 420 million people in 2010.
2. ^ In this comparison, the Pew Forum's figure of 800 million Protestants is used. Mentioned national bodies accounted for a little more than 200 million people in 2010.
3. ^ 65,446,000 Reformed/Presbyterian and 4,986,000 Congregational
4. ^ 31,683,000 Methodist and 14,706,000 Holiness Moviment
5. ^ Number corresponding to the sum of members statistics, whose sources are available at Anglican Communion#Organisation#Provinces.
6. ^ a b c d e This ecclesiastical body includes united churches, which were formed by the merger of churches from more than one Protestant tradition.
7. ^ Number corresponding to the sum of full members statistics, whose sources are available at World Communion of Reformed Churches#Member churches, not including associate or affiliated members.
8. ^ Number corresponding to the sum of all members statistics, whose sources are available at World Communion of Reformed Churches#Member churches, including associate or affiliated members.
9. ^ WMC reports representing 80,000,000 members. However, independent statistics, based on 2020, report that there were around 31 million Methodists in the world. The WMC does not represent all Methodists in the world and its affiliated United Churches report having only 8.718 million members. The numbers presented correspond to the sum of the statistics of all member denominations, according to the list in World Methodist Council#Members.
10. ^ The English church can be traced back to 597. It separated from the Roman Catholic Church in 1534.

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