Religion in Cameroon

at Etoug-Ebe Baptist Church in Yaoundé. The predominant faith is Christianity, practiced by 66.3% of the population, while Islam is a significant minority faith, adhered to by 30.6%. Christians and Muslims are found in every region, although Christians are chiefly in the southern and western provinces and Muslims are the majority in the northern provinces. ==Distribution==

The two Anglophone provinces of the western region are largely Protestant, and the Francophone provinces of the southern and western regions are largely Catholic and Evangelicals. with a constant and significant growth, especially in the north of the country. ==Other faiths==

By 2001, the Baháʼí National Spiritual Assembly was registered with the Government of Cameroon as one of the few non-Christian foreign religions. As of 2020, there were almost 70,000 adherents of the Baháʼí Faith in the country. Hinduism is the faith practiced by some South Asian migrants. ==Religious freedom==

The Constitution provides for a secular state with freedom of religion in Cameroon. ==See also==