Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Aladura is a religion founded c.1922–1930 in West Nigeria by various people, with around 1 million adherents worldwide. "Aladura" means "Praying People" in Yoruba. Churches known as Aladura churches emphasize the power in praying and believe in faith healing and various elements associated with Pentecostalism. Most of the founders of the churches were associated with Anglicanism, though some Methodists joined the movement as well. The churches despise the power of traditional African religion, because they deem that power to be basically malign. Therefore they sometimes burn cult images as "idols" and oppose both polygamy and witchcraft. Unlike Kimbanguism, the churches tend to avoid politics and focus instead on the "holiness movement."

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