Updates

The World Christian database is updated twice a year, generally in January and July.

Chronology
01 Oct 2008

'A chronology of world Christianity' is a major new module of the World Christian Database, available from today.


A chronology of world Christianity

The Chronology home page introduces subscribers to a comprehensive chronology of over 7,500 significant Christian and religious events from the birth of Christ to AD 2000.

Search for topics of interest by keyword or by year, or just browse through the centuries.

Chronology entries can also be found and viewed by topic through the "search" mechanism. Enter a term as usual into the seach box and follow the returned Chronology references.


Detailed examples and church membership
01 Jul 2008

The Detailed Examples home page has been revamped with new queries...


We have revamped the Detailed Examples home page by adding new queries that illustrate the breadth of information in the World Christian Database.

One example is Buddhist peoples outside Asia which shows the impact of emigration (sorting on mid-2005 reveals the largest as the Vietnamese of the USA). Another approach is Muslim Peoples of Southern Europe, a filter that spotlights Muslim peoples in a particular UN region.

Both of these examples can be adjusted by changing criteria (another religion or another region).

In addition, we have continued updating church membership figure for mid-2005 as published reports increasingly become available to replace projections from earlier years.


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Religions

Data on 18 categories of religion, including non-religious, by country, province, and people.

Countries and regions

Data on all religions, Christian activities, and trends.

Denominations

Membership data, year begun, and rates of change.

Cities & provinces

Population and religion data on all major cities & provinces.

Peoples & languages

Detailed information covering religion, culture, and geography.

Archive

A repository of historical data, including a chronology of Christianity from the 1st to 21st centuries.