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===Kazakhstan===
===Kazakhstan===
The main Christian denominations in [[Kazakhstan]] include the [[Russian Orthodox]] Church, which is the largest, followed by smaller groups such as [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholics]], [[Lutheran]]s, and various [[Protestant]] denominations. Christians make up about 17.2% of the population<ref>https://www.orexca.com/kazakhstan/religions.htm</ref>.
The main Christian denominations in [[Kazakhstan]] include the [[Russian Orthodox]] Church, which is the largest, followed by smaller groups such as [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholics]], [[Lutheran]]s, and various [[Protestant]] denominations. Christians make up about 17.2% of the population<ref>https://www.orexca.com/kazakhstan/religions.htm</ref>.
=== Mongolia and global ===
In the early 1980s there were only a handful of known Christian believers in [[Mongolia]]. In 2011, Mongolia [[per capita]] sent out more Christian missionaries than any country in the world.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEkwlyWIv3Y Phill Butler : The Mongolia Story]</ref>
===Russia===
===Russia===
'''See ''' [[Russia#Religion | Christianity in Russia]]
'''See ''' [[Russia#Religion | Christianity in Russia]]