Protestantism in Qatar

This includes a large number of migrant workers who follow Catholic, Orthodox or Protestant beliefs.

[2] A hospital was founded in Doha in 1947, in cooperation with Protestants, in particular one started by Mary Bruins Allison, (a missionary doctor from the Reformed Church of America).

The centre has 26 different worship spaces with 15,000 seating capacity and is used by more than 85 Christian groups, including several Evangelical, Pentecostal and other Protestant congregations.

[10] The Evangelical Churches Alliance Qatar (ECAQ) has approximately 1,200 members who hail primarily from the Philippines, Nigeria, Kenya, India, Indonesia and Malaysia.

[11] Qatar has granted legal status to Anglican and Filipino Evangelical and Indian Christian churches.