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Protestantism in Bolivia
Bolivia has an active Protestant minority of various groups, especially Evangelical Methodists. Other denominations represented in Bolivia included Mennonites. Since the 1970s, various Pentecostal, Baptist and Seventh-day Adventist denominations gained increasing adherents.
In 2015 there were 1,4 million Protestants in Bolivia, representing 13.7% of the population. The largest denominations within Protestantism were Pentecostals (7.9%), other evangelical communities (approx. 3%), and Seventh-day Adventists (2.2%).
In 2018 there were 17.2% Protestants in Bolivia, according to Latinobarometro. According to estimates, around the year 2025 Protestant groups in Bolivia account for somewhere between 16-19% of the population, with most of the demographic concentration being within the poorer Native population, whereas Mennonites are overwhelmingly German speaking ethnic Mennonites, see also Mennonites in Bolivia.
Protestantism in Bolivia
Bolivia has an active Protestant minority of various groups, especially Evangelical Methodists. Other denominations represented in Bolivia included Mennonites. Since the 1970s, various Pentecostal, Baptist and Seventh-day Adventist denominations gained increasing adherents.
In 2015 there were 1,4 million Protestants in Bolivia, representing 13.7% of the population. The largest denominations within Protestantism were Pentecostals (7.9%), other evangelical communities (approx. 3%), and Seventh-day Adventists (2.2%).
In 2018 there were 17.2% Protestants in Bolivia, according to Latinobarometro. According to estimates, around the year 2025 Protestant groups in Bolivia account for somewhere between 16-19% of the population, with most of the demographic concentration being within the poorer Native population, whereas Mennonites are overwhelmingly German speaking ethnic Mennonites, see also Mennonites in Bolivia.
