There are a large number of Christians in Bahrain, and can be divided into 2 groups. They are:
* Expatriate Christians - Foreign citizens from all the world who live and work in Bahrain. They make up the bulk or majority of Christians in Bahrain. They are a mix of Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant Christians.
* Bahraini Christians - Christians who hold Bahraini citizenship. There are as many as 1,000 citizens of Bahrain who are Christian, the majority of whom emigrated to Bahrain and received the Bahraini citizenship. Primarily, they are originally from Jordan, Palestine, and Iraq, although there are smaller numbers from Lebanon, Syria, and India. The majority of Bahraini citizens tend to be Greek Orthodox. They enjoy many religious and social freedoms, and even have members in the
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| - There are a large number of Christians in Bahrain, and can be divided into 2 groups. They are:
* Expatriate Christians - Foreign citizens from all the world who live and work in Bahrain. They make up the bulk or majority of Christians in Bahrain. They are a mix of Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant Christians.
* Bahraini Christians - Christians who hold Bahraini citizenship. There are as many as 1,000 citizens of Bahrain who are Christian, the majority of whom emigrated to Bahrain and received the Bahraini citizenship. Primarily, they are originally from Jordan, Palestine, and Iraq, although there are smaller numbers from Lebanon, Syria, and India. The majority of Bahraini citizens tend to be Greek Orthodox. They enjoy many religious and social freedoms, and even have members in the
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| - There are a large number of Christians in Bahrain, and can be divided into 2 groups. They are:
* Expatriate Christians - Foreign citizens from all the world who live and work in Bahrain. They make up the bulk or majority of Christians in Bahrain. They are a mix of Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant Christians.
* Bahraini Christians - Christians who hold Bahraini citizenship. There are as many as 1,000 citizens of Bahrain who are Christian, the majority of whom emigrated to Bahrain and received the Bahraini citizenship. Primarily, they are originally from Jordan, Palestine, and Iraq, although there are smaller numbers from Lebanon, Syria, and India. The majority of Bahraini citizens tend to be Greek Orthodox. They enjoy many religious and social freedoms, and even have members in the Bahraini government. Bahrain is one of the few GCC countries to have a local Christian population. The Churches include, but are not limited to:
* St. Christopher's Cathedral - Anglican
* Sacred Heart Church (Manama, Bahrain) - Catholic
* The National Evangelical Church
* The Bahrain Malayalee Church of South India
* St. Mary's Orthodox Church - Indian Orthodox [1]
* St. Peter's Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church
* The Mar Thoma Church & St.Paul's Marthoma Church
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