| | [[Papua New Guinea]] is Christian 95.6% as of 2011. Papua New Guinea is home to diverse Christian communities. Among those who identify as Christian, 26% identify as [[Roman Catholic | Roman Catholic Church]], 18.4% as [[Lutheran]], 12.9% as [[Seventh-Day Adventist]], 10.4% as [[Pentecostalism | Pentecostal]], 10.3% as [[Uniting Church in Australia |United Church]], 5.9% as Evangelical Alliance<ref>https://www.spea.org.nz/</ref>, 3.2% as [[Anglican]], 2.8% as [[Baptist]], 0.4% as [[Salvation Army]] and a further 5.3% with other Christian denominations<ref>https://culturalatlas.sbs.com.au/papua-new-guinean-culture/papua-new-guinean-culture-religion</ref> | | [[Papua New Guinea]] is Christian 95.6% as of 2011. Papua New Guinea is home to diverse Christian communities. Among those who identify as Christian, 26% identify as [[Roman Catholic | Roman Catholic Church]], 18.4% as [[Lutheran]], 12.9% as [[Seventh-Day Adventist]], 10.4% as [[Pentecostalism | Pentecostal]], 10.3% as [[Uniting Church in Australia |United Church]], 5.9% as Evangelical Alliance<ref>https://www.spea.org.nz/</ref>, 3.2% as [[Anglican]], 2.8% as [[Baptist]], 0.4% as [[Salvation Army]] and a further 5.3% with other Christian denominations<ref>https://culturalatlas.sbs.com.au/papua-new-guinean-culture/papua-new-guinean-culture-religion</ref> |