Cultural Expressions
A multimedia, multi-layered site with information about African Traditional Religion in the Diaspora, focusing on Ifa and Yoruba culture.
http://www.cultural-expressions.comIfa Foundation of North America
IFNA integrates West African Ifa, Santeria, Candomble, and Lucumi into a logical, useful religion for Westerners. Site features weekly classroom updates on divination and the Orisas, Orisa art gallery, and notification about workshops and initiations
http://ifafoundation.org
Ile Ifa Jalumi of Chicago, Illinois
A traditional Orisa'Ifa community practicing the spiritual tradition of the indigenous people of Yoruba, Nigeria. A variety of spiritual services and rituals are available for the sincere seeker of Iwa-Pele.
http://www.geocities.com/ilejalumi
Ile Otitu Orunmila
Learn some fundamentals of the Ifa tradition, find links to other sites about African Traditional cultures and religions, take a look at the reading for the year, and sign the guest book.
http://www.freeyellow.com/members6/Ifajakuta/index.html
Indigenous Faith of Africa, Inc.
Website of organization headed by Chief Babalawo Adedoja E. Aluko, based in Florida, includes photos, information on Yoruba worship and contact information for their newsletter.
http://www.ifainc.org/
Jaap Verduijn's Dutch Church of Ifa
African Traditional Church of Ifa/Orisha in Holland.
http://www.angelfire.com/nv/ifadutch/
Noir Publishing Inc.
Offering a complete English translation of the Secrets of the Odus of Ifa.
http://www.noirpublishing.com/
The Ancestral Call
An online newsletter dedicated to the Ifa Religion and Culture. Website includes an African history bulletin board, articles on the meaning of Ifa, a marketplace, and links.
http://theancestralcall.com
The Oracle of Ifa and the Verdict of the Court
English version of an article by Wim Haan, examining a court case in Holland around a failed attempt to deprogram practitioners from the African Ifa religion.
http://www.vu.nl/Bezinningscentrum/oracle.htm
Yoruba World
Site about the ethics and values of Ifa, Orisa, and ancestor worship. Includes photographs.
http://www.ileorunmila.org/
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