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The majority of the population on Ascension Island is [[Anglicanism]], with other Christian denominations also present, including [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholic]]<ref>https://www.indexmundi.com/anguilla/religions.html</ref>.
The majority of the population on Ascension Island is [[Anglicanism]], with other Christian denominations also present, including [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholic]]<ref>https://www.indexmundi.com/anguilla/religions.html</ref>.
==[[Azores]]==
==[[Azores]]==
The Azores are predominantly [[Roman Catholic Church | Catholic]], with religious traditions like the Festa do Espírito Santo still widely celebrated, especially from Easter to Pentecost. The islands feature many historic churches, including the 16th-century Igreja da Matriz de São Sebastião in Ponta Delgada and the 15th-century Ermida dos Anjos on Santa Maria<ref>https://theworldofinfo.com/azores/religion/<ref>.
The Azores are predominantly [[Roman Catholic Church | Catholic]], with religious traditions like the Festa do Espírito Santo still widely celebrated, especially from Easter to Pentecost. The islands feature many historic churches, including the 16th-century Igreja da Matriz de São Sebastião in Ponta Delgada and the 15th-century Ermida dos Anjos on Santa Maria<ref>https://theworldofinfo.com/azores/religion/</ref>.
==[[Bahamas]]==
==[[Bahamas]]==
Christian denominations in the Bahamas include [[Baptists]], [[Anglicanism | Anglicans]], [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholics]] and [[Non-denominational churches | non-denominational groups]], with [[Baptists]] being the largest at about 35% of the population<ref>https://www.thearda.com/world-religion/national-profiles?u=17c</ref>.
Christian denominations in the Bahamas include [[Baptists]], [[Anglicanism | Anglicans]], [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholics]] and [[Non-denominational churches | non-denominational groups]], with [[Baptists]] being the largest at about 35% of the population<ref>https://www.thearda.com/world-religion/national-profiles?u=17c</ref>.