Aladura
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== Aladura == The Aladura Movement is Christian religious movement and group that originated in Southwest Nigeria during the early 20th century among the Yoruba people.
Key facts
- Christian denomination.name
- Aladura
- Christian denomination.main_classification
- Protestant
- Christian denomination.orientation
- Mostly Pentecostal
- Christian denomination.founded_date
- Early 20th century
- Christian denomination.founded_place
- South-Western, Nigeria
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Encyclopedic overview
15 sectionsContents
- Aladura
- History/Founding
- Precious Stone Society
- Major Denominations/Sub-groups
- Cherubim and Seraphim (C&S)
- The Church of the Lord Aladura (TCLA)
- Spiritual Beliefs
- Prayer
- Divine Healing
- Spiritual Warfare
- Role of Women in Aladura
- Spiritual Authority
- Restrictions
- Roles and Leadership positions
- References
== Aladura == The Aladura Movement is Christian religious movement and group that originated in Southwest Nigeria during the early 20th century among the Yoruba people.
== History/Founding == The emergence of the Aladura movement can be traced to the early 20th century in Southwest Nigeria. In the 1920’s, there was increasing unrest due to several crises, including influenza, smallpox, and bubonic plague epidemics. In the midst of these crises, members of the Saint Saviour Anglican Church in Ijebu Ode, created a prayer group which began Aladura .
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