Editing Anglican Communion (section)

==Notes==
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<ref group="n" name="n1">This province does not release its own statistics. Data from the latest national census.</ref><ref group="n" name="n2">The national census does not report the number of members of this province. Data released by the denomination itself.</ref><ref group="n" name="n3">The 2021 Canada Census reported that there were 1,134,315 Anglicans in the country. The denomination's official statistics, however, reveal a much lower number. For this reason, the denomination's own statistics are considered reliable data.</ref><ref group="n" name="n4">The 2018 Malawi Census reported that there were 410,633 Anglicans in the country. In 2010, according to a report by the Pew Research Center, 87% of Botswana's population was Christian and 2% of Christians in this country (35,380) were Anglicans. The same survey reported that 98% of the population of Zambia was Christian and 4% of the Christians in that country (547,624) were Anglican. Therefore, the sum of the independent statistics is higher than the number released by the denomination itself. For this reason, the statistics of the denomination itself are considered reliable.</ref><ref group="n" name="n5">In 2010, according to a report by the Pew Research Center, 80% of the population of the Democratic Republic of the Congo was Christian and 2% of the Christians in that country (1,055,456) were Anglican. This number is higher than that released by the denomination itself. For this reason, the statistics of the denomination itself are considered reliable.</ref><ref group="n" name="n6">The 2022 Republic of Ireland Census reported that there were 126,658 Anglicans in the country. The 2021 Northern Ireland Census reported that there were 219,788 Anglicans in the country. The numbers reported by the denomination itself are slightly lower. For this reason, the denomination's own statistics are considered reliable.</ref><ref group="n" name="n7">In 2010, according to a report by the Pew Research Center, 88% of Kenya's population was Christian and 14% of the country's Christians (5,125,120) were Anglicans. This number is higher than that reported by the denomination itself. For this reason, the denomination's own statistics are considered reliable.</ref><ref group="n" name="n8">According to the 2020 Vanuatu Census, there were 35,923 Anglicans in the country, or 12.02% of the population. In 2019, the United States Department of State published a report on religious freedom in the Solomon Islands. It was estimated that 32% of the country's population was Anglican, or 231,026 people. For this reason, the denomination's own statistics are considered reliable.</ref><ref group="n" name="n9">In 2010, according to a report by the Pew Research Center, 60% of Tanzania's population was Christian and 10% of the country's Christians (2,685,600) were Anglicans. This number is higher than that published by the denomination itself. For this reason, the denomination's own statistics are considered reliable.</ref>
<ref group="n" name="nA">The Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil claims to have 120,000 members. However, an independent study published in 2012 reported that there were only 19,400 Anglicans in the country, which corresponds to only 16.16% of what the denomination claims to have.</ref>
<ref group="n" name="nB">The Church of England claims to have 26,000,000 members. However, an independent study published in 2012 reported that only 12% of the UK population, or 7,975,200, identified as members of the church.</ref>
<ref group="n" name="nC">The Anglican Church of Mexico claimed to have 100,000 members in 2009. However, an independent survey in 2015 reported that there were only 20,000 Anglicans in the country.</ref><ref group="n" name="nD">The Church of Nigeria claims to have 18,000,000 members. However, in 2010, according to the Pew Research Center, 46% of the population of Nigeria was Christian and 9% of Christians in that country (6,897,240) were Anglicans.</ref><ref group="n" name="nF">The Anglican Church of Rwanda claims to have 1,000,000 members. However, in 2010, according to a report by the Pew Research Center, 93% of Rwanda's population was Christian and 4% of the country's Christians (383,904) were Anglicans.</ref>
<ref group="n" name="IND">sum of statistics for each denomination, using census sources and available independent surveys.</ref>
<ref group="n" name="PRIMA">sum of statistics for each denomination, using figures released by the denominations themselves.</ref>
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<ref group="n" name="CATHOLIC">According to statistics from the 2021 Pontifical Yearbook, the Roman Catholic Church had 1.345 billion members in 2019.</ref>
<ref group="n" name="ORTHODOX">According to ''Global Christianity: A Guide to the World’s Largest Religion from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe'', in 2020, there were 220,266,000 Eastern Orthodox Christians.</ref>
<ref group="n" name="AG">According to statistics from the World Assemblies of God Fellowship, in 2023, member churches had 86,143,293 individual members.</ref>
<ref group="n" name="WCRC">In 2025, the statistics of the member churches of the [[World Communion of Reformed Churches]] added together correspond to 85,695,383 (when considering only full members) and 124,765,174 if considering individual members. Statistics at: [[World Communion of Reformed Churches#Member churches]].</ref> 
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