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.[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.International bodies tend to bring together only one Protestant branch which shares common founders, tenets and history.
ProtestantProtestant ecclesiologydenominationProtestant Church in GermanyLutheranReformedUnitedEvangelicalismCharismatic movementNeo-charismatic movementWorld Evangelical Allianceevangelical ProtestantEvangelicalLondonSecretary-GeneralThomas SchirrmacherPorvoo CommunionAnglicanPorvoo CathedralPorvoochairmenBishopPeter Skov-JakobsenArchbishopMichael JacksonCommunionCommunion of Protestant Churches in EuropeMethodistHölsteinWorld Communion of Reformed ChurchesWorld Assemblies of God FellowshipAnglican CommunionLutheran World FederationGeneral SecretaryNajla KassabHanoverLower SaxonyPentecostalGeneral SuperintendentChairmanSpringfield, MissouriLambeth ConferenceArchbishop of CanterburyJustin WelbyAnne BurghardtGenevaCanton of GenevaBaptist World AllianceBaptistFalls Church, VirginiaWorld Methodist CouncilWaynesville, North CarolinaUnited Methodist ChurchApostolic ChurchChurch of God (Cleveland, Tennessee)Democratic Republic of CongoChurch of EnglandChurch of Christ in CongoThree-Self Patriotic MovementAssembleias de DeusProtestantsShanghaiSupreme GovernorKing Charles IIIestablished churchMethodistsPentecostalsBaptistsMennonitesEvangelicalsUnited ProtestantsPierre Marini BodhoKinshasaKinshasa ProvinceDemocratic Republic of the CongoUnited ProtestantAssembléias de DeusJosé Wellington Bezerra da CostaSão PauloState of São PauloPrussianPraesesIrmgard SchwaetzerHeinrich Bedford-StrohmBorn Again MovementCharismaticsChinese house churchHouse churchChurch of NigeriaPrimateNicholas OkohFederal Capital TerritoryNigeriaSouthern Baptist ConventionPresidentEd LittonNashville, Tennesseethe largest Protestant denomination in the United StatesEthiopian Evangelical Church Mekane YesusAddis AbabaChartered cityEthiopiaChurch of UgandaArchbishop of UgandaBishop of KampalaStanley NtagaliNamirembe HillKampala DistrictUgandaFangcheng FellowshipChinese governmentChina Gospel FellowshipNational Baptist Convention, USA, Inc.Montgomery, Alabamablack churchAfrican AmericanNigerian Baptist ConventionIbadanEvangelical Lutheran Church in TanzaniaArushaArusha RegionTanzaniaChurch of SwedenArchbishop of UppsalaAntje JackelénUppsalaUppsala CountyAnglican Church of KenyaJackson Ole SapitNairobiNairobi CountyAdventistSeventh-day Adventist ChurchAfrican initiated churchZion Christian ChurchThe Pentecostal MissionNew Testament ChurchUniversal Pentecostal ChurchCeylon Pentecostal MissionSilver Spring, MarylandUnited StatesThe Apostolic ChurchAfrican initiatedSouthern AfricaNew Apostolic Church InternationalChief ApostleJean-Luc SchneiderZürichSwitzerlandInternational Church of the Foursquare GospelLos AngelesChurch of God in ChristMemphis, TennesseeCleveland, TennesseeUnited Pentecostal Church InternationalOneness PentecostalDavid K. 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