Our History
National African Religion Congress
The History of the National African Religion Congress
The National African Religion Congress has served you proudly since 1999. Over that time, we've played an active role in advancing the cause for African religions and religious practitioners around the world. To understand our history, take a trip back through time with some of our newsletters from over the years.
Each of these newsletters contains our history at the National African Religion Congress. You'll also read about scenario cases that we helped out members with, information on African heritages, court cases, and issues with police and law involvement. We talk about priests who are wrongfully in prison while also highlighting nations of priests, priestesses, and drummers.
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June 2000
The National African Religion Congress published its first directory of priests and priestesses in 2000.
October 2003
We celebrated the grand opening of our international headquarters for the new NARC World.
May 2004
In 2004, we remained committed to religious preservation. Our conference highlights were spectacular!
November 2004
We started the Bridging the Gap program to help other people understand African religions.
May 2007
A Pennsylvania court deferred to our organization when representing African-based religions.
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