- is
known today as the "
Molokan Jumpers". The old
Molokans were
termed Constants (Postoyaniye), and the
newly evolved "
Molokans jumpers" (Pryguny), also...
- many
Molokans migrated to cities. As of 2022,
there are 2,000
Molokans in Armenia.
Molokans have a
communal identity and
practice endogamy. The
Molokan community...
-
rural Molokan villages continue with a
traditional lifestyle. The 2011
Armenian census counted 2,874
Molokans and the 2022
census counted 2,000
Molokans. In...
-
Mokrye Molokane are a
Molokan subsect that
split off from the
Molokans in the year 2000, that is
nearly identical to the
Molokans but
practice water baptism...
- it has been
reported that they do not
practice cir****cision.
Subbotnik Molokans (Russian: Молокане-субботники): in
contrast to the
other Subbotnik sects...
-
Stock Publishers. p. 406. ISBN 9781608990535.
Molokan means "Milk Drinker." This name was
given the
Molokans in
Russia by the Orthodox,
because they were...
-
communion with the Holy See.
Spiritual Christians, such as the
Doukhobors and
Molokans,
broke from the
Russian Orthodox Church and
maintain close ****ociation...
-
Slavic roots. The idea that
Molokans have a
blend of
Slavic and
Turkic genetics is also
supported by
various accounts.
Molokans complicated the
Eastern Orthodox...
-
Other Christian denominations as of 2002
include Lutherans,
Baptists and
Molokans.
There is also a
small Protestant community.
Azerbaijan also has an ancient...
- Union), and Presbyterians.
Armenia is also home to a
Russian community of
Molokans which practice a form of
Spiritual Christianity originated from the Russian...
