Sunday, 15 February 2015

2015 Ward Valentines Day Activity

Tamavua, Suva -

The theme for this year’s Valentines Day activity was “Families can be Together Forever.” Bro Tagicakibau provided the Spiritual thought for the day which set the Tone for the activities. In his thought he mentioned how an effective shepherd leads his sheep from the front and not from behind. The 4 groups that competed throughout the activities were reminded that if they live up to the theme, they would get a special prize.

We kicked off the day with a Scavenger hunt which was won by Bro Vuikadavu’s group. Then we had the LDS version of “Amazing Race” which was won by Bishop’s Maiwiriwiri’s group. Our DJ for the day was Bro Rusi Tawake and Bro Tagicakibau who kept us in good spirits with some lively tunes. We even had Karaoke which unveiled some hidden talents like Remesio Delai (7 years old) who sang his own version of the song “Families can be together forever.” For lunch we each had a delicious plate of beef chop-suey cooked by the Sis Maiwiriwiri and family.

Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves, especially the deserts and the prizes that was kindly shared around by the groups that won.


First Ward Primary Activity 2015

Tamavua, Suva -

The first Primary activity was organised by the new ward Primary Presidency supported by the parents of the children who attended. Activities included verity of fun filled games which the children thoroughly enjoyed like apple eating, and sack racing. They even had a DJ provided by the Tagcakibau family.

 Time to Eat!

 Time to Eat Some more!

 Sis Kara's daughter with her baby

 Our Primary president Sis Iritu

 Girls corner

 Boys corner

 Sis Delai (Nursery), Sis Tawake (1st Counselor), sis Iritu (Primary president), Sis Tagicakibau (2nd Counselor)

 Mela Qaqa with her Orange smile

 Mr DJ Ilaitia Tagicakibau

 Eating until they are tired

 Future Rugby Star, Navita Maiwiriwiri

2015 February Mutual


Tamavua, Suva -

Our February Mutual was dedicated to assisting the Young Men prepare for their “Duty to God” Fireside on the 22nd of February. This is the first time any ward in Fiji has attempted something like this. Traditionally the Young Women hold their annual “New Beginners” Program around this time of the year, which has been planned for next month (March). During the Mutual the youth helped make portable bulletin boards out of cardboard box donated by Sis Mereani Delai, a recent convert who works at Fiji Sun. The Young Women and the Young Men worked together and completed 3 bulletin boards.

 Finau (Young Women), Oni & Lani (Primary) chipping in to assist

 Time to use some 'Technical Drawing' skills. 

 Unity and team work. Even Bishop Maiwiriwiri stepped in to assist.

 Time for a Quick Pose

 Young Women, Fane & Lute, with Sis Qima and her daughters, Oni & Lani

 everyone is busy, Accept for Emosi Davuke.

Saturday, 14 February 2015

2014 Ward Christmas Party

Tamavua, Fiji -

We held our annual Christmas breakup party on Thursday the 18th of December, 2014. We secured the services of the Prison Jazz band thanks to Bro Vuikadavu's military connection. The ward were very well entertained throughout the night with classic and modern Fijian and English hits. Here are some pictures and video highlight of the Christmas party.

 
Primary boys performing a Meke



Young women performing Pakiakia

Bro & Sister Mcgoon
Mereani & Marika Delai with Baby Atu sleeping
"Service with a Smile" from Mele

Duet by Bro Vuikadavu & Sis Tunisau

Sis Iritu and Sis Qima taking a quick break for a Picture

Nolani, Lute, and Titilia posing with a Band member

The band singing the crowd favorite "Pakiakia"

Say "Cheese" and Freeze

Hungry smiles, Metui and Kafoa

Missionaries corner with Elder Bankman and Elder Tui

Bro & Sis Tunisau accompanied by the band

A glimpse at Bro Vuikadavu doing a solo accompanied by the Prison Band

 Sis Dulaki & Sis Tunisau

Time to Dance!
Sis Leba Tawake and Sis Koli with their kids


Time to Dance some more!

Masi Floor

Nice Kala vata by Bro & Sis Vuikadavu

YSA's Mela Qaqa and Litia Rasauliwa
Our chief Guest Elder Adolf Johansson of the seventy


Bro Moses Mcgoon showing how it's done

Time to Dance


Tamavua 1st Rocks!