Protestantism in Serbia is a minority faith, primarily represented by Lutheranism and Reformed Christianity. The Protestant community is small, with most adherents concentrated in the northern regions, particularly in Vojvodina. Historically, Protestantism gained a foothold during the Austro-Hungarian Empire era, but it has remained limited in influence compared to the dominant Eastern Orthodox Church. Today, Protestant groups in Serbia engage in various social and cultural activities, contributing to the country's religious diversity.