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Assemblies of God plan 40 new churches in Fiji

Friday, August 24th, 2012

The Assemblies of God (AOG) Church in the Fiji’s Northern Division is aiming to build 40 churches.

Divisional Superintendent of the church in the north, Pastor Jeremaia Radrodro, confirmed the north had hosted a total of 64 AOG churches and that there were plans to extend this number as part of a crusade the church planned to hold in the near future.

Pastor Jeremaia said “In our bid to evangelise Vanua Levu, I think we have forgotten our Indian brothers and sisters here in Vanua Levu — we look forward to ensuring they are part of the evangelism and our house-to-house visits that are currently being planned.”

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The Fiji Times
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Tags: AOG, Assembly of God, Evangelisation, Fiji, Northern Division

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