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The Cherubim and Seraphim Church is a Christian denomination that originated in Nigeria. Here's an overview of its history:
Life & Journey
Origins and Founding
Early Beginnings (1925-1928)
The church was founded by Moses Orimolade Tunolase in 1925 in Nigeria. Orimolade was known for his healing and prophetic ministry, which drew a significant following.
The movement began as a prayer group known as the "Holy Order of Cherubim and Seraphim," emphasizing visions, prophecy, healing, and spiritual gifts.
Formation and Growth
The group initially focused on prayer meetings and healing sessions. Its members believed they received direct guidance from the Holy Spirit, which set them apart from the mainstream Christian denominations of the time.
The church attracted many followers due to the power of the Holy Spirit and its charismatic worship style, which included vibrant music, dancing, and speaking in tongues.
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Doctrinal Beliefs and Practices
Spiritual Gifts
The church places a strong emphasis on the gifts of the Holy Spirit, including prophecy, healing, and visions. Members often engage in fervent prayer and spiritual warfare.
Worship
Worship in the Cherubim and Seraphim Church is a dynamic and holistic experience that seeks to engage both the spirit and the senses, fostering a profound connection with the divine.
Expansion
Global Presence
The church has expanded beyond Nigeria, establishing branches in other parts of Africa, Europe, North America, and beyond. The diaspora communities continue to practice and propagate their faith internationally.
Modern Developments
Continued Growth
The Cherubim and Seraphim Church continues to grow, adapting to modern contexts while maintaining its distinctive worship style and spiritual focus.
It engages in various social and community development projects, contributing to the welfare of its members and society at large.
Ecumenical Relations
The church maintains relations with other Christian denominations and participates in interfaith dialogues, promoting a message of unity and spiritual renewal.
The Cherubim and Seraphim Church remains a significant and influential religious movement within Christianity all over the world.
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