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Religious affiliation was partly the legacy of 19th-century missionary work, when denominations focused their efforts on particular islands – for example, Methodists in Tonga and Protestants in Tuvalu. In 2013 almost 36% of Tongans were Methodists, whereas over 44% of Tuvaluans were Presbyterian, Congregational or Reformed.
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Te Ara – The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
Source: Statistics New Zealand
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