Tag: Greek Orthodox Fiji

Fr Bartholomew Senibulu: The First Native Fijian Orthodox Priest, of Blessed Memory

Christ is Risen! Truly the Lord is Risen! With the blessing of His Eminence Metropolitan Myron of New Zealand, Fiji, Tonga and Samoa, and with deep respect for the family of the reposed Fr. Bartholomew of blessed memory, I offer these words in humble remembrance of a priest, father, and brother to all who laboured … Continue reading Fr Bartholomew Senibulu: The First Native Fijian Orthodox Priest, of Blessed Memory

Not Into Religion, But Into Life

The Orthodox Church in the Pacific Islands Over the past decade, something deeply significant has been quietly unfolding across the Pacific islands: many have entered the Orthodox Church through the sacrament of Holy Baptism. From Fiji to Tonga and Samoa, men and women, families and entire communities have stood before the Church, confessing their faith … Continue reading Not Into Religion, But Into Life

The Blossoming of Faith – Building a Mission Centre in Vanua Levu

In the quiet town of Vanua Levu, the second-largest island of Fiji, a quiet miracle has been unfolding for more than a decade. What began as a modest effort to plant the Orthodox Church in the soil of the Pacific has grown into a flourishing spiritual community. The story of the Church in Vanua Levu … Continue reading The Blossoming of Faith – Building a Mission Centre in Vanua Levu

How much we give and how much we receive?

Reflections of Mission Life It is easy to be in Fiji if you are on holiday. The sun, the beaches, the smiles, and the constant `Bula Vinaka’ greetings make you feel noticeably special. It’s a home away from home with resorts catering for every need and want.  Yet dig beneath the surface and park yourself … Continue reading How much we give and how much we receive?