Rev Lasawa wins strong support
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- Reverend Jolami Lasawa has been elected the new President of the Methodist Church of Fiji.
- He will assume the role next year and has garnered significant backing from church leaders.
- The election results were announced at the Church's Annual Conference.
Reverend Jolami Lasawa has secured a strong mandate following his election as the new President of the Methodist Church of Fiji. Church leaders have expressed robust support for Reverend Lasawa, who is set to officially take over the presidential duties next year. The announcement came during the Church's Annual Conference, a significant gathering for its members.
Reverend Dr. Anil Ruben, the Deputy General Secretary, highlighted the positive reception Reverend Lasawa has received. This backing from within the church hierarchy signals a unified front as Reverend Lasawa prepares to lead the denomination. His transition into the presidency is anticipated to be smooth, built on this foundation of support.
Reverend Jolami Lasawa has been elected as the new President of the Methodist Church of Fiji.
The election marks a key moment for the Methodist Church in Fiji, with Reverend Lasawa stepping into a prominent leadership position. The coming year will be one of preparation and transition as he gears up to guide the church's future direction.
He is set to take over as President next year.
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