New Hampshire (2006) religious affiliations listed in New Hampshire were 80 percent Christian, consisting of:
<Congregational/Church of Christ-7 percent
Baptist-7 percent
Episcopal-4 percent
Methodist-3 percent
Other Protestant-22 percent
Catholic-35 percent
Other Christian-2 percent
Jewish-1 percent
Other Religions-1 percent
Non-Religious/Non-Reporting-19 percent
Churches established by the early Puritan settlers were forerunners of the modern Congregationalist Churches. While the denomination remains active, today the Methodists and Baptists are the largest Protestant denominations. The Roman Catholic Church, however, is the largest religious group, with about two-fifths of all Church members.> 2006NH001
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