Methodist Church of Fiji will not allow a LGBT member to conduct ministerial duties but they can be a member – Rev. Vunisuwai

Methodist Church of Fiji will not allow a LGBT member to conduct ministerial duties but they can be a member – Rev. Vunisuwai
President of the Methodist Church of Fiji Reverend Ili Vunisuwai

The Methodist Church of Fiji will not allow a Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender member to conduct ministerial duties but they can be a member.

President of the Methodist Church of Fiji, Reverend Ili Vunisuwai highlighted this in their conference meeting after the Christian church overseas allowed a LGBT member to conduct church services and ministerial duties.

Reverend Vunisuwai says during his visit to Australia, he was asked about the issue and where the Methodist Church stands if a LGBT member who is a marriage officer can conduct a wedding in their church.

In his reply, the President of the Church says they will not allow same-gender marriage but will accept them as a member.

Reverend Vunisuwai says the Methodist Church will take its stand from the teachings of the Bible and follow its Constitution.

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