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She became the lenshina, or queen, of her new church, whose name, Lumpa, means "better than all others."
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The Lumpa Church began, in the 1950s, with Alice Lenshina, a Presbyterian convert who claimed to receive divine visions urging her to fight witchcraft.
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The Lumpa Church began, in the 1950s, with Alice Lenshina, a Presbyterian convert who claimed to receive divine visions urging her to fight witchcraft.
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They include groups such as the Lumpa Church, in Zambia, and the terrifying Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), in Uganda.
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Since it rejected worldly regimes to the point of refusing to pay taxes, the Lumpa became increasingly engaged in confrontations with the Zambian government, leading to open rebellion in the 1960s.
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They include groups such as the Lumpa Church, in Zambia, and the terrifying Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), in Uganda.
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Since it rejected worldly regimes to the point of refusing to pay taxes, the Lumpa became increasingly engaged in confrontations with the Zambian government, leading to open rebellion in the 1960s.
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She became the lenshina, or queen, of her new church, whose name, Lumpa, means "better than all others."
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Waterloo, Lumpa, Pa Loko and Joe Town areas on the heavily defended approaches to the capital.
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The picture on the box is fun as well with a sufficiently disgusting close-up of some gnarly Lumpa toenails.
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