A few Methodist Church Ministers terminated for behaviour issues
Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma General Secretary, Reverend Dr. Jolame Lasawa has raised serious concerns about some church ministers smoking, consuming excessive gro
Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma General Secretary, Reverend Dr. Jolame Lasawa has raised serious concerns about some church ministers smoking, consuming excessive gro
The Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma is currently holding its ministerial meeting at the Centenary Church, bringing together between 350 to 380 ordained ministers and
The Methodist Church in Fiji says addressing social issues such as HIV and AIDS, drugs and domestic violence will also be a key focus during their week-long annual confer
In a major step toward national healing, the Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma has expressed its openness to collaborate with the Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commissi
The Methodist Church in Fiji is encouraging all Fijians to strengthen their family ties and improve the core values on the foundation of what a family is built on. Whi
The Fiji Council of Churches says the urgency of response to the current drug and HIV crisis facing our nation should not lead us to act from a position of panic or witho
Tens of thousands of pilgrims have arrived in Rome to mark the death of Pope Francis. The pontiff's funeral will take place at the Vatican on Saturday morning, with Pr
Archbishop Peter Loy Chong, on behalf of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Suva, has conveyed his deepest condolence to friends and families of Pope Francis and the Roma
Thousands of Christians across Fiji are today celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a central event in Christian belief that marks Jesus rising from the dead on t
This is a time for us to reflect on where we are and it should be a moment of realization that we are sinners, and need to return to God. President of the Methodist Ch
It is a sin to ignore the issue of climate change and as Christians, we must address it for the common good because we should be responsible for the climate. Archbisho
The Catholic Church in Fiji has been significantly shaped by the dedication of people who ventured into unfamiliar territories to serve and guide communities in their fa
Reverend Tuikoro Vuli Kolinisau was more than a leader, he always guided and advised everyone to love one another. Reverend Kolinisau who passed away last Friday, is t
Many people who experience bullying turn to their faith communities for comfort, but these communities struggle to keep up with the digital age and do not yet have the ne
In a bid to develop a common understanding of reconciliation, truth-telling, forgiveness and healing, approximately 60 leaders and representatives of various major faith
Chaplains and deaconesses from the 32 Methodist Church-run schools gathered today at the Epworth House to undergo a 3-day workshop on exploring the vital themes of Creati
Fiji Council of Churches Board member and Fiji Evangelical Fellowship General Secretary Reverend Simione Tugi is calling on the government to provide training to pastors
As schools across Fiji prepare to reopen tomorrow, Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has called on teachers, parents, and guardians to take greater responsibility for
All Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma ministers, whether ordained or probationary, must refrain from smoking and reduce their consumption of kava. This directive has
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) is collaborating with the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma this Christmas season to promote sustainable practices
As we enter the Christmas season, there has been an increase in crimes, missing children, and illegal activities. Methodist Church of Fiji Deputy General Secretary, Re