Most federal employees work in the executive branch. And almost all of them work in the United States. A small portion of federal workers serve abroad in government facilities, such as U.S. embassies and consulate offices.
This is why those religious organizations are not accepted within Christianity. Instead, they belong to the world's most popular religion. A number of these sects have popped up in the past couple hundred years, and their organizations have taught millions of people to work hard in hopes of earning salvation.
The research showed that Sub-Saharan Africa has seen the biggest increase in its Christian population over the past century, going from about nine million Christians in 1910 to about 516 million today. Christianity remains the world's most dominant religion despite only one-quarter living in Europe. Picture: The Vatican in Rome. Countries with the largest number of Christians are the U.S., Brazil, Mexico and Russia.