
We Regret to Inform You of the Passing of
Founder & Chairperson of National African Religion Congress
Gro Mambo Angélá Noványón Idizol

If you would like to send your condolences, a letter, card or message in remembering the life of Gro Mambo Angélá Noványon Idizol or to her family, please send your words via email or address:
gromambo@aol.com (or)
5629 N. Warnock St, Philadelphia, PA 19141
If you wish to send flowers, please send them to the funeral home
Batchelor Brothers, Inc
7112 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19126


OUR STORY
The National African Religion Congress began with its incorporation as a non-profit corporation in the State of Pennsylvania, March 3, 1999. The First Annual African Religion World Conference and World Ceremony of Ceremonies (Easter Weekend 1999) established NARC as an institution in America and around the world. Following that weekend, NARC began the effort to certify Priests, Priestesses and Babalawos in all branches of the religions of the African Diaspora. The presence of NARC at the 6th World Congress of Orisa Culture and Tradition in Trinidad and Tobago expanded NARC into the international arena. Further organizing continued in October at the African Religion Ceremony of Ceremonies held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, PA, Sunday October 10, 1999.
NARC has attended many meetings, celebrations, ceremonies of other Priests, Priestesses and Babalawos during which certification was done. Seminars and discussions have been held upon the invitation of religious communities to come and discuss NARC and its purposes and mission. The effort to organize the Second Annual African Religion World Conference and World Ceremony of Ceremonies has continued to help build and expand NARC's worldwide network. A special thanks is due to the special efforts ofChief A. Adelekan, Yeye Osun of Lagos and Dr. Omotoso Eluyemi (the Apena of Ife) who have worked tirelessly to expand NARC's activities in Nigeria.