List of National Bodies With Size
- Evangelical Church in Germany (Germany, about 26,000,000)
- Church of England (about 25,000,000)
- Eglise du Christ au Congo (Democratic Republic of the Congo, about 25,000,000)
- Church of Nigeria (about 18,000,000)
- Southern Baptist Convention (USA alone, 16,300,000)
- United Methodist Church USA (about 12,000,000)
- Three-Self Patriotic Movement China 11,0000,000
- Church of Uganda (8,700,000)
- Church of Sweden (6,900,000)
- Church of God in Christ (USA 5,500,000)
- Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus (Ethiopia, at least 5,300,000)
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (USA 4,780,000)
- Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland (Finland 4,360,000)
- Church of South India (4,000,000)
- Anglican Church of Australia (3,903,324)
- Church of Norway (Evangelical Lutheran 3,850,000)
- Convenção Geral das Assembleias de Deus do Brasil (Brazil 3,500,000)
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