Introduction / History

The Mitsogos only live in the highlands of Gabon. They are also called Tsogo, which is the name of their language.

When French colonizers encountered them in 1857, they found a people adept at producing cloth and iron goods. The French took full control of the Mitsogo homeland in 1899. One of their chiefs, Mbombe, was known as a great fighter against the French.

What Are Their Lives Like?

In addition to producing useful metal goods, the Mitsogos are also farmers. Most agricultural people also keep chickens for eggs and poultry.

What Are Their Beliefs?

In the 20th century, the Mitsogos became Roman Catholic due to the French influence. There is also an evangelical element.

What Are Their Needs?

The Mitsogos need to give Jesus their whole devotion.

Prayer Items

Pray for the Holy Spirit to move powerfully in Mitsogo churches, drawing people to love Jesus with their whole hearts and souls.
Pray for Mitsogo churches and homes to become regular meeting places for Bible studies and fervent worship.
Pray for the Lord to show the Mitsogos his goodness and power by giving them a record harvest.
Pray for the Holy Spirit to provide healing and spiritual growth in Mitsogo families.

Scripture Prayers for the Mitsogo, Tsogo in Gabon.

References

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsogo_people