Methodist Church aids Fiji Flood Victims -

Methodist Church aids Fiji Flood Victims

Tuesday, April 17th, 2012

Hundreds of Methodist Church members of the Nabua division flocked to the divisional headquarters in Nabua yesterday to give whatever they could as part of their contributions to Fiji flood affected families in the Western Division.

According to the divisional superintendent, Reverend Osea Bera, the division comprised 13 churches including Vatuwaqa and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Methodist Church.

“All the donations come under the church’s hurricane and flood relief committee,” Reverend Bera said.

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