Across Fiji, the Easter weekend became a powerful time of spiritual renewal as hundreds of young people gathered for Methodist Youth Camps organized by divisions and circuits of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma. From the Central Division to Macuata and Naitasiri, the camps reflected a shared commitment to deepen faith, strengthen fellowship, and empower the next generation of church leaders.
In the Suva Division, the Easter camp began with an atmosphere of excitement and anticipation. Activities throughout the week were described as both "productive and encouraging," with structured devotion times, learning sessions, and collective worship shaping the experience.
Further north, over 100 youths and leaders gathered at the Macuata Division's Zone 1 camp, united under a reflective theme exploring identity and purpose. Meanwhile in Naitasiri, youth also assembled for their Easter gathering, participating in worship services and special observances throughout the holy weekend.
Across all locations, a common thread emerged: the camps were not just events, but transformative experiences. Young people were given space to reflect, build friendships, and grow in their faith journey. The seeds planted over the weekend are expected to bear fruit in local congregations and communities throughout the year.