Rev Vunisuwai urges church Ministers to stand firm by their faith
Methodist Church of Fiji President Reverend Ili Vunisuwai has reminded the church members to stand firm by their faith and work with other religious faiths. While open
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Drugs, teenage pregnancy and poverty to be the main issues discussed during Methodist Church Conference
As hundreds of Fijians gather for the annual Methodist Church Conference from today, drugs, teenage pregnancy and poverty will be some of the issues that will be part of
It is not only HIV/AIDS have seen an increase in numbers but other social issues as well- Reverend Tugi
It is not only HIV/AIDs cases that has seen an increase but other social issues like poverty, drugs, alcohol abuse, rape, human trafficking, prostitution, homelessness, t
We need to break the taboo and highlight the importance of sex education – Rev.Bhagwan
We need to break the taboo and highlight the importance of sex education to our young people. This was a response from the Pacific Conference of Churches General Secre
We need to tell the world about our vulnerability and care for our environment – Archbishop Peter Loy Chong
We need to tell the World about our vulnerability and our care for our environment, not only talking about climate change but caring for the earth is the bigger reason be
Methodist Church President reminds GCC members of the important roles they play
Methodist Church of Fiji President, Reverend Ili Vunisuwai has called on the members of the Great Council of Chiefs to ensure that the new GCC will do the things that is
Descendants of Girmitiyas look forward to the reconciliation service on Sunday but the British colonisers need to apologize - Kapoor
While escaping from the darkest time of the colonised British India era and ending up on Fijian shores not knowing they will be accepted or neglected, the 1st and 2nd gen
It is very critical to involve the young generation in the Girmit day celebration - Kiran
It is very critical to involve the young generation in the Girmit day celebration as that is our identity and the grounding we have. This was highlighted by the Chair of
Methodist Church to lead historic service for the Girmitiyas on May 14th
A historic thanksgiving and reconciliation service will be held for the descendants of Girmitiyas on Sunday May 14th at the Vodafone Arena where the Methodist Church of F
Fiji Council of Churches endorses the legalization of marijuana but only for pharmaceutical or medicinal purposes
The Fiji Council of Churches members have today endorsed a motion to legalize marijuana for pharmaceutical or medicinal purposes only. This has been confirmed after th
Let us reflect at the times that we have failed, especially to love one another – Archbishop
Christians in Fiji and around the world are today observing Good Friday. Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. While speaking during the Holy Th
President of the Methodist Church of Fiji wishes Fijian children the best
The President of the Methodist Church of Fiji, Rev Ili Vunisuwai, wishes all the children of Fiji a blessed and productive term ahead of them while they begin their new s
Power of unity has brought us together - PM
The power of unity has brought us together. This was stated by Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka during their Thanksgiving Service yesterday. Rabuka thanked the suppo
Your support is very important for our collective success - PM
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has commended the support that has been shown to the Coalition Government and has highlighted that the support shown is very important for
PM pays tribute to the late Pope Benedict XVI
Prime Minister and the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed his deepest condolences on the passing away of Pope Benedict XVI. In a condolence le
Political leaders cannot lead with integrity if they do not have peace and inner freedom - Archbishop Chong
The Head of the Catholic Church in Fiji, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong says our political leaders cannot lead with integrity if they do not have peace and inner freedom.
Remember the cries of the people and the cry of Mother Earth as you work to form a coalition government - Fiji Council of Churches and Pacific Conference of Churches
The Fiji Council of Churches and Pacific Conference of Churches have written a pastoral letter to the FijiFirst, the People’s Alliance, National Federation Party a
Methodist Church writes to the President Katonivere saying they have lost faith and confidence in the affairs of the FEO and its system
The Methodist Church in Fiji has written to President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere raising their grave concern on the counting of votes and the inconsistency of the electronic
Pacific Conference of Churches and Pacific Ocean Litter Youth Project have a Christmas set up using plastic materials
A unique and eye opening Christmas set up has been done at Thurston Street by the Pacific Conference of Churches and the Pacific Ocean Litter Youth Project where they use
Less talk and more action that supports the resilience of Pacific communities affected by climate change - Pacific Conference of Churches
The Pacific Conference of Churches is calling for less talk and more action that supports the resilience of Pacific communities affected by climate change at this yearâ
Increase in the number of businesses selling sand and gravel can be one of the reasons why villages are affected by climate change – Archbishop Chong
Fiji Council of Churches President Archbishop Peter Loy Chong says the increase in the number of businesses selling sand and gravel from our rivers and sea shore can be o