Soatanana, madagascar. It is in the heart of Isandra, a hilly region situated in the Highlands of Madagascar that, the "Fifohazana" community, a religious movement originating from the “Protestant Revival”, and ancestor of revivalism in Africa, was born and has been established for more than a century. In the picturesque village of Soatanana, its historic stronghold, some 5,000 followers (including more than 200 exorcist priests), dressed in white, seem to live in perfect harmony, satisfying with little, working the earth, praying, singing, and following the teachings of Christ literally. Some speak of a sect, of illuminated, others speak of sweet dreamers. They have but one aim, to bring peace on earth. This picture shows one of the cooker of the community in charge of welcoming the “visitors”. Here, she is serving “ranomapango”, the rice cooking water (a very traditional drink in all Madagascar).