Guyana is characterized by a rich mosaic of religious diversity. Hinduism holds a significant presence, representing 25% of the population, while Pentecostalism closely follows with 23%. The overall Christian population in Guyana is 57%, with other forms of Christianity collectively accounting for 21%. Roman Catholicism and Islam each contribute 7%, and Anglicanism and Seventh-day Adventism both have a presence at 5%. Methodism represents 1%, while other religious groups and the irreligious make up 3% each, reflecting the country’s inclusive and pluralistic religious landscape. This mosaic of beliefs not only shapes the spiritual fabric of Guyana but also fosters an environment where various faiths coexist harmoniously.