Elia Vesikula

                                                                                Na Veivakarusai ni yaqona ni Viti                                         Elia Vesikula/Pateresio Laliqavoka Au vakacerecerea na Kalou Levu na Tamada, na Kalou Levu ko Jiova, Na Alifa kei na Omeka na Kalou Levu ko Jisu Karisito kei na Kalou Levu Na Yalo Tabu ni Kalou ni rawa me’u bau wasea se talanoataka na veika au sotava ena noqu bula, ena veika e veivakarusai tu kina na yaqona ni Viti ena keda maliwa. Au nuitaka ni da na raica va Kalou na veika au vola, me da rawa ni bula mai kina mai na vesu levu oqo vei keda na kawa I taukei me da rawata kina na nodra vei vaka bulai na Kalou Levu ko Jisu Karisito ka ra kaya ” Au sa lako mai me rawa na bula ia me rawa vaka levu sara,” Joni 10:10. Na i talanoa oqo e talanoataki me rawa ni vaka kaloumanataki keda na Kalou Levu Ko Jiova, Na Kalou Levu Ko Jisu Karisito kei Na Kalou Levu Na Yalo Tabu.   Nai talanoa oqo e baleta na veivakarusai levu ni yaqon

THE Sigatoka boy that put Fiji on the map dancing for God in the city of God.                      By Elia Vesikula: (Photos courtesy of ICEJ Jerusalem) Little Keni Baro started learning to dance at the young age of 7. Those dance steps got him across the 7 seas to dance at the world famous stage of the Feast of Tabernacles in Israel. Keni, a shy humble boy from Sigatoka, in the Fiji islands with a population of only 800,000 people, was to dance in a nation of more than six million people From a small town of Sigatoka of barely 3,000 people, Keni was about to walk the pavements of Jerusalem, the city of God with a population of more than 856,700 p and considered one of the oldest city in the world and is revered holy by three major religion of the world, Judaism, Christianity and Islam.    Keni Baro a fomer Queen Victoria School student was part of the approximately 3.5 million people that visit Jerusalem each year. For the past 39 years, Christians from all over the worl

                                                     BIBLICAL REASONS TO PRAY                                         By Elia Vesikula   Prayer is an important part of our relationship with God. It is important to pray always. Its also part of our worship and thanksgiving. Prayers is the key to open heavens doors of blessing. Here are some biblical reasons to pray. 1. LUKE 18:1. The Parable of the Persistent Widow   1 Then Jesus told his disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up . 2 He said: "In a certain town there was a judge who neither feared God nor cared about men. 3 And there was a widow in that town who kept coming to him with the plea, 'Grant me justice against my adversary.'   4 "For some time he refused. But finally he said to himself, 'Even though I don't fear God or care about men, 5 yet because this widow keeps bothering me, I will see that she gets justice, so that she won't eventually

           Lord Jesus Christ glorious manifestation heals 25 year old daughter.                                                           By Elia Vesikula My daughter Inisa had a difficult time before she had her first baby. She felt very sick during her early month of her pregnancy with all the complications that comes with bearing a new born. We thank God for his healing on her but this is the story of her and the family’s painful journey as a testimony of Gods healing. We want to share our family’s experience with yours to know that God loves you and wants to heal you. My daughter Inisa was 25 years old. She was in unbearable head, stomach and body pains. She was crying in pain most of the time. She would mourn and cry in agony at nights. Her pillows were always soaked with all her tears. We took her to hospital so many times. She would be admitted at the Antenatal clinic in Suva and would be discharged again after a few days and sometimes she was only in hospi