“Did you know that Tonga boasts the highest national percentage of Mormons in the world?” Standing here, before the International Christian Assembly, one can’t help but reflect on the diverse religious tapestry of this island nation. The International Christian Assembly represents just one thread in this intricate fabric, a testament to the enduring presence of Christianity in Tonga. Tonga’s religious landscape is dominated by the Free Wesleyan Church, a clear indicator of the nation’s deep-rooted Christian heritage, a heritage beautifully reflected in their national song that praises God’s love and protection. Yet, the International Christian Assembly stands as a beacon of the island’s commitment to religious freedom and diversity, a place where different expressions of faith find a home.
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