The Fijian version of "Hold on my child, joy comes in the morning." In the home of the redeemed there will be no tears, no funeral trains, no badges of mourning. “The inhabitant shall not say, I am sick: the people that dwell therein shall be forgiven their iniquity.” Isa. 33:24. One rich tide of happiness will flow and deepen as eternity rolls on. . . . Let us consider most earnestly the blessed hereafter. Let our faith pierce through every cloud of darkness and behold him who died for the sins

"Noqu Kalou," an original by the afflame singers, rendered to us by Raijeli Robanakadavu, and Oni and Josaia Hughes. A beautiful song that reminds the sinner to always abide with Christ. If we abide in Christ, if the love of God dwells in the heart, our feelings, our thoughts, our actions, will be in harmony with the will of God. The sanctified heart is in harmony with the precepts of God’s law. | Fiji's Inspiring Gospel Songs

Meke (pronounced meh-keh) is a... - Blue Lagoon Beach Resort

Meke – Traditional Fijian dance Meke is so much more than just dance. It’s a powerful storytelling tradition passed down through generations, combining dance, chanting, and singing to share Fijian history, legends, and cultural tales✨ It is usually performed during special ceremonies and celebrations. Meke is an essential part of Fijian life, with men and women each playing distinct roles that showcase different aspects of their culture 🌿 At TravelWell South Pacific, you have the unique opportu

2.7K views · 21 reactions | On Fiji Independence Day last month,...