Shincheonji Volunteers Hosts 3rd Children's Ministry in Lautoka, Fiji
Community faith groups have promoted family-based values through a practical children's programme in Lautoka, Fiji.
On Saturday, 28th February 2026, in a continued effort to harness the spiritual and moral development of children, the Shincheonji Volunteers held their third Children’s Ministry event in Lautoka, Fiji. The three-hour event, held at Lautoka Hotel, drew the attendance of around 30 participants, including children and their parents, for a morning imbued with learning and creativity.
The combination of interactive storytelling and creative activities helped instil in children the key content of the lesson, centred on the story of David from the Bible, learning about courage, faith, and God’s faithfulness.
The distinctive feature of the event lies in parental involvement, as parents and families engage in activities together with their children. As a case in point, following the storytelling session, a colouring activity illustrating scenes from David's story was held. Parents coloured alongside their children and assisting them in following the guidelines to share materials, observe instructions and return colouring materials after use, underlining responsibility and respect and further strengthening the connection between home and faith-based learning.
Parent, Peni Naibavalu, said:
"I appreciate how the programme encouraged orderliness and consideration—values we want to teach at home" and added, "It's wonderful to see our children learning faith and character in such a loving environment."
One of the most engaging segments was the “Action Bible Verse” activity, where children learned key scriptures through hand motions and body movements, making the Word of God come alive in their hearts and minds.
Meanwhile, the Shincheonji Volunteers continues to demonstrate its commitment to community building and faith-based education. Following the success of previous initiatives at the Golden Age Home and the first Children’s Ministry, this third session reflects the team’s ongoing dedication to serving families and fostering spiritual growth and good character in the younger generation.
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