The Bara people
The belief system of the Bara people of Madagascar is animistic; the worship of their
The Bara live in small village communities of 50 to 300 people, scattered across the grasslands of south-central Madagascar, not very accessible by road. Much of their lifestyle revolves around the care of their cattle and their rice fields, however changes are taking place due to the discovery of sapphires in their area. Many other tribal groups have come to dig for gemstones. The traditional Bara authority structure gives power and respect to the Lonaky, a family and community leader responsible for the spiritual and material well-being of the village.
The belief system of the Bara people of Madagascar is animistic; the worship of their
The Bara live in the grasslands of south-central Madagascar. The area is suffering from two
The increasing cost of fuel globally has an impact on missionaries’ ministries. AIM missionaries working
Pray for the Bara of Madagascar. Despite being known for their faithfulness to their culture
Janaine Basso, her husband Fernando and their two sons, Benicio (5) and Timóteo (2), live in Betroka, southern Madagascar, among the Bara people. Janaine explains how God called her.