MCIF Suvavou Division

MCIF Suvavou Division The Church came under the direction of the Suva Division before the establishment of the new Suvavou Circuit. Isikeli Koroi, he was replaced by Rev. Rev.

From its humble beginning Suvavou Division has grown to cover Five Circuits......
This page has the honor to be ministry focus in sharing the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ to all mankind. The Methodist Church in Fiji began its fellowship services in 1958 but it was not until a year later in December 1959 when the new Suvavou Church opened its doors formalising a permanent presence in the village

. In 1993 saw another transformation when the Circuit was elevated into the new Suvavou Division and has remain so until today. With this evolution saw the appointment of Suvavou’s first Division Minister the Reverend Setareki Nasilivata followed by Rev. Apete Toko when the former passed on during his call of duty. Ratu Isireli Caucau, was the next appointee to the position when he was elected by the Methodist Church in Fiji, his term went on for the normal five year and was substituted by Rev. Maikeli Vosaki. Josefa Sewale was temporarily appointed to the post when Rev. Vosaki passed on before the completion of his term. Osea Bera continued with the leadership role in the Division until the expiry of his term in 2010


From its humble beginning of ten souls the Suvavou Division has grown to cover three circuits, over 13 churches and over two thousand eight hundred (2800) church members. The Reverend Kalivati Nagata Ravoka from Mataveikai, Saivou, Ra is the presiding Division Minister at Suvavou today after decades of ministering throughout Fiji. Suvavou Division boundaries extends from the west of Delainavesi road to the hills of Naboro including the prison complex combine semi urban, village and rural settlement and inherits a negative socio-economical stereotyping image in terms of national development in Fiji. Its total population of 20529 (Fijian: 16562, Indian: 1013, others: 2954) could be enumerated in the following way: The Fijian population is shared amongst other denominations, the Lami Methodist Church Division and the Suva Methodist Church Division. A two storey building which constitute of the headquarters and the minister’s residence was razed to the ground on the 8th of November 2013 leaving the ministerial family without anything but the clothes they wore. They were evacuated to a nearby abandoned workshop for three weeks whilst a 2 bedroom house donated by the Government was under construction. We acknowledge the quick and generous response from the government through the rural housing scheme for the timely donation to provide a roof for the family due to the unforeseen and unfortunate incident that prevail the smooth day to day operation of our church and its ecclesiastic obligation to Fiji. The two storey building at Kenani Vou was officially opened in 1973 after years of toil from church members to accommodate the ministerial residence and the Suvavou circuit headquarters. The building was later used for the Suvavou Division when the circuit was elevated to Division status in year 2000

This project hopes to restore all that was lost to a better state.

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The church is not just a building we attend once a week—it is a spiritual family God created for believers to belong to. In the church, we encourage one another, pray for each other, serve together, and grow in faith together. When we stay connected to our church family, we become stronger in Christ and better able to live according to His will. God designed the church so no believer walks alone.

Hebrews 10:24–25
“And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works:
Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.”

Ephesians 2:19
“Now therefore ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellowcitizens with the saints, and of the household of God.”

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Ibrahim Traoré is growing rice, wheat, apples, and pineapples less ...

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The enemy may roar, tempt, accuse, and try to fill your heart with fear, but remember this: Jesus has already given His followers authority over the power of the enemy. Our victory is not found in our own strength but in the name of Jesus Christ.

Luke 10:19 says:
"Behold, I have given you authority to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy, and nothing shall by any means hurt you."

This authority is not a license for pride or self-confidence. It is a reminder that Christ has conquered sin, death, and Satan through His death and resurrection. When we walk in obedience, remain faithful in prayer, and stand firmly on God's Word, we do not have to live in fear. We can resist temptation, overcome spiritual attacks, and remain steadfast because the Lord fights for those who belong to Him.

No matter what battle you are facing today, do not surrender to fear. Stand in faith. Put on the whole armor of God. Pray without ceasing. Fill your heart with Scripture. Trust the Holy Spirit to strengthen you each day.

The darkness may seem strong, but the light of Christ is stronger. The enemy may whisper lies, but God's truth will always prevail. You are not fighting for victory—you are fighting from the victory that Jesus has already won.

Walk boldly. Live faithfully. Keep your eyes on Christ. The Lord is your Defender, your Strength, and your Victory.

"You have authority over all the power of the enemy." – Luke 10:19

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