Protestantism in Sudan

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Protestants are about 2,009,374 in Sudan (5% of the population). They are forbidden to proselytize. The law makes apostasy (which includes conversion from Islam to another religion) punishable by death. The southern ethnic groups fighting the civil war largely are followers of traditional indigenous religions or Christians.

Denominations[]

• Africa Inland Church
• Assemblies of God
• Church of Christ in the Upper Nile
• Sudan Evangelical Presbyterian Church
• Presbyterian Church in Sudan
• Sudan Interior Church
• Sudanese Church of Christ
• Sudan Pentecostal Church

See also[]

• New Sudan Council of Churches
• Episcopal Church of the Sudan

Sources[]

• Protestantism by country article
• World Christian Encyclopedia, 2001 edition, Volume 1, page 703 (List of denominations)
• Status of religious freedom in Sudan article

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