In geographical terms, Europe is a peninsula of Asia. We think of it as a separate continent only because of its unique cultural and religious heritage. This distinctive space has been created, in large part, through the outworking of the Christian story.
Today, Europe’s Christian heritage is eroding rapidly. There is plenty of religion, secularism and paganism, but far too little of the Gospel of grace.
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In the sections below, the figures for 'Religion' are taken from Operation World. This provides a consistent measure which has been well-researched and with a defined methodology and definitions. In some cases, the figures have changed since Operation World was last published in 2010. Where we think there has been a significant change, we've noted this.
Professing Christian 67.2%, Evangelical 1.3%
Professing Christian 79.9%, Evangelical 1%
Professing Christian 27.2%, Evangelical 0.74%
Professing Christian 85.3%,Evangelical 3.5%
Professing Christian 68%, Evangelical 3%
Professing Christian 61.1%, Evangelical 1.0%
Professing Christian 64.3%, Evangelical 2.13%
Professing Christian 88.3%, Evangelical 0.45%
Professing Christian 82.4%, Evangelical 1.1%
Professing Christian 73.4%, Evangelical 3.7%
66% Professing Christian, 0.2% Evangelical Christian, 32% Muslim
Professing Christian 91.1%, Evangelical 8.4%
Note: We believe the current number of evangelicals to be now far lower than this 2010 Operation World figure.
Professing Christian 89.6%, Evangelical 0.27%
Professing Christian 93.3%, Evangelical 2.99%
Professing Christian 91.7%, Evangelical 1.5%
Professing Christian 93.2%, Evangelical 4.95%
Professing Christian 77.5%, Evangelical 1.35%
Professing Christian 76.6%, Evangelical 3.96%
Professing Christian 72.9%, Evangelical 2.74%
Professing Christian: 60%, evangelicals: 8.8%
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