Protestantism in Taiwan
Protestants in Taiwan constitute a religious minority. According to a 2019 estimate, about 2.6% of Taiwain’s total population (about 600,000 of 23.6 million people) are Protestant.[1] Protestantism was introduced to Taiwan during the Dutch colonial period.[2]
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- Presbyterian Church in Taiwan
- Protestantism by country
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