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Re: Galla Waqafena religion service in Boset Welenchiti
Boset woreda is one of the few woreda were gallas are reconverting to Waqafana religion. Nearly 12,000 Gallas left Tewahedo religion and reverted to pagan waaqafena religion sincr 1994 in Boset Woreda. Tewahedo 79% in 1994 and Tewahedo was 60% in 2007 by now Tewahedo is a minority!
In 1994 The majority of the inhabitants of Boset were Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity, with 79% of the population reporting they practiced that belief, while 14.42% of the population said they were Moslem, 5.04% practiced Waaqafenna traditional beliefs numbering 5478 adherents , and 1.08% were Protestant.[4]
in 2007 The majority of the inhabitants of Boset said they practiced Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity, with 60.57% of the population reporting they observed this belief, while 15.64% of the population were Muslim, 14.45% of the population practiced Waaqafena traditional beliefs numbering 21,000 adherents, and 8.37% were Protestant.[2]
Meaning 7% of Tewahedo in Annaa Boset Woreda became Pente and 11% became Pagan Waqafana by 2007.
In 1994 The majority of the inhabitants of Boset were Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity, with 79% of the population reporting they practiced that belief, while 14.42% of the population said they were Moslem, 5.04% practiced Waaqafenna traditional beliefs numbering 5478 adherents , and 1.08% were Protestant.[4]
in 2007 The majority of the inhabitants of Boset said they practiced Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity, with 60.57% of the population reporting they observed this belief, while 15.64% of the population were Muslim, 14.45% of the population practiced Waaqafena traditional beliefs numbering 21,000 adherents, and 8.37% were Protestant.[2]
Meaning 7% of Tewahedo in Annaa Boset Woreda became Pente and 11% became Pagan Waqafana by 2007.