 The 2010 Census found that 22.2% were Protestant.Until the late 1970s, the majority of Brazilian Protestants belonged to one of the traditional churches – Lutherans, Presbyterians and Baptists mainly – but the Pentecostals, especially from neo-charismatic churches linked to the prosperity doctrine, have increased largely since then.There is also Seventh-day Adventist educational system with over 475 elementary schools, 67 secondary schools, two colleges and a university.