Kimbanguism, named for its founder, Simon Kimbangu, began in the 1920s as a prophetic movement that rallied people against European culture and Christian missions. Kimbangu's following was large enough to serve as a threat to the Belgian rulers who arrested him and charged him with treason.. He died in the 1950s.
- Format of Original
- Still image
- Photographer
- Ellington, John
- Published in
- Congo (the Democratic Republic of the)
