The missionary who works in Africa came to our church. He said that the people have voodoo so deep in their culture that it often is in the church, there. He told of one woman who came to them, saying she was ill because of a voodoo spell. He had worked there enough years that he promised to help her. He and his helper worked with her for hours. It was like fighting demons. And she was well, after that. He says that this terrible cult has power.
The Catholic church in the south of the US is allowing voodoo into the church, there. They say that if they didn't, many would not accept Christ as they also believe in what voodoo says, so by doing this they save many who otherwise would not have Christ as their savior.
I looked up articles about it on the net. There are stores that sell supplies for voodoo, there are priests, but it isn't an organized church, really. It is part of other churches. One article made a chilling statement. They said that it is no different from the pagan practices that our very early church made as part of the Christian religion.
Look at our history! James, brother of Christ, was head of our church based in Jerusalem. He was killed in 62. Then Rome destroyed the temple along with thousands of Jews in 72. Our church head went to ex pagans, to the gentiles. More and more there was a separation from OT thinking, until Constantine. Our church was a loose mishmash of ideas until he unified them with the Nicene Council, mostly a wonderful happening. But there were things decided there that James, brother of Jesus, would have objected to and I think we should, too.
Christ meant us to know God the Father well, but to grow in maturity through Him. From Genesis to Revelation, we are to keep to the one true God, never letting other Gods creep in at all in any way. I think we should watch our church with a scrub brush in hand.