Editing Guinea Grass (section)

== Religion ==
89% of the Populations identifies with the Christian faith while the other 11% have no religious affiliation. The high influence of Christianity was influenced by the strong Spanish and Mestizo culture. Specially to Catholicism. 
Until the late 1950s British and American missionaries along with Belizeans of Creole descent brought to the village the Protestant Christian movement under the religious Organization Full Gospel church of God<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.fgcsa.co.za/|title=Full Gospel Church of God SA|website=www.fgcsa.co.za|access-date=2019-08-23}}</ref> which stills stands today and is the Oldest Evangelical denomination in the village. Soon after the Seven DAY Adventist came to establish a church in the village. On the early 1970s the full gospel church split. {{Pie chart
 | caption=Religion in Guinea Grass as of 2010.
 | other = yes
 | label1 = [[Adventist]]
 | value1 = 3 | color1 = green
 | label2 = [[Catholic Church|Catholics]]
 | value2 = 45 | color2 = red
 | label3 = [[Protestantism|Protestants]]
 | value3 = 41 | color3 = orange
 }}

A new Evangelical church and mission was established in the village called Pentecostal Church of God "Rock Of Ages" This was the pioneer church for the PCG World mission <ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.pcg.org/|title=We Are PCG|website=we-are-pcg|language=en|access-date=2019-08-23}}</ref> in Central America, Belize specifically its church in Guinea Grass is the mother Church of the PCG denomination in Central America and Parts of the English West Indies. Although P.C.G started in 1957 in Belize it was not until the late 1960s to early 1970's that its first official church was established in Belize at Guinea Grass.Back then the country was called British Honduras <ref>British Honduras</ref> and changed its name to Belize in 1973.
Just until recently the evangelic churches which are presently 7 congregations have grown to the extent that 1 out of 2 villagers is either a Roman Catholic or Evangelical Christian.