The short answer
In Indonesia, Christianity is a minority faith, held by about 10.44% of the people (28.8 million people, Indonesian census, 2010). Its Christian churches are Protestant and Roman Catholic, a significant minority in a Muslim-majority nation. Figures for Christian share differ between sources and years; we cite ours and never invent a breakdown of other faiths we do not hold data for.).Christianity in Indonesia
The Christian churches of Indonesia are Protestant and Roman Catholic, a significant minority in a Muslim-majority nation.
Whoever you are
A country's numbers are one thing; your own heart is another. Meet Jesus, wherever you are, or ask a question.
The faith of other countries
Christian share from Indonesian census (2010); population from Wikidata. Estimates differ between sources; we cite ours and never fabricate figures.