Three Percent of Jambi's Population is Protestant

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Agus Dwi Darmawan 15/04/2024 09:27 WIB

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Population Growth of Protestants in Jambi, 2015-2023

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Population Growth of Protestants in Jambi, 2015-2023

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The Protestant population in Jambi Province as of December 31, 2023, was recorded at 126,190 individuals. This represents an increase of 3,549 individuals compared to the previous year's reported figure of 122,640.

According to data from the Ministry of Religious Affairs, the proportion of Protestants in the province reached three percent of the total population in 2022, which was 3.68 million.

Considering the distribution across the population of each region in Sumatra, the proportion of Protestants in Jambi ranks fourth.

Below is the population of Jambi by religion in 2023:

Islam 3,574,753 (97.2%)
Protestant 126,191 (3.43%)
Buddhist 33,904 (0.92%)
Catholic 21,815 (0.59%)
Confucian 737 (0.02%)
Hindu 527 (0.01%)

Other provinces in Sumatra with the highest Protestant populations are: North Sumatra with 4,105,365 individuals, Riau with 673,174, Riau Islands with 261,481, Lampung with 122,060, West Sumatra with 87,823, South Sumatra with 86,346, Aceh with 63,997, Bengkulu with 33,510, and Bangka Belitung Islands with 32,063.

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