SINOTI SAMOA AGM 8 - 11 August
La le tusi a le poto o Solomona; “O le fa’amoemoe ua taunu’u o le la’au o le ola lea.” (Fa’ataoto 13:12)
O le aso 9 Aukuso 2024, 6.00pm sa tatala aloia ai le fonotaga a le Sinoti Samoa 2024. O se afiafi matagofie lava i pesepesega sa saunia lava e le Tupulaga a le Itumalo Manukau ma na ta’ita’ia e le Susuga ia Rev Sioa Letalu (Failautusi Mafutaga Faifeau). O le Susuga ia Rev Tovia Amua (Taitai o le Itumalo Manukau) sa tapenaina se upu fa’amalosiau mo lea po.
A o le fa’atinoina o le fonotaga uma, sa faia i le Falesa o St Pauls, Otara mai le Aso 8 – 11 Aukuso 2024.
The opening service for the SINOTI SAMOA AGM 2024 was held at 59 Tidal Rd, Mangere. Youth from the Manukau District (Itumalo Manukau) performed praise and worship before the service led by Rev Sioa Letalu with a special message by Rev Tovia Aumua (Previous President of MCNZ).
O le Aso Sa 11 Aukuso sa lauga fa’amavae ai le Susuga i le Faifeau Malolo Manumalo ia Rev Fatuatia Tufuga ma o le taeao foi lenei sa fa’auuina ai Failauga Fa’amaoni sa fitaituga mo le polokalame o le “Tulitulimatagau le Mugafausa o le Atamai/ Seeking the torch of wisdom”ma fa’apea ona fa’amanuiaina ai i latou e to’a sefulu ma lua i le fa’ailoga o le Licentiate in Theology (LTH) Diploma.
The 30+ groups programme had been initiated since last Sinoti AGM 2023. This initiative encouraged all Sinoti Samoa Parishes (19) to put special emphasis and focus on this group of young people both single and married. This 30+ get together was held on Friday 8 August 2024 during the Synod AGM 2024, at Mangere Central Parish at 7pm.
Susuga i le Faifeau & Faletua Malolo Manumalo, Rev Fatuatia Tufuga (Retiree/ Pensioner). Following a long journey of 30 years of service to the Ministry, we bid farewell to Fatu & Suresa and their family, praying for God’s continued blessing upon them on their retirement.Ia manuia le malologa.
There was also a heartwarming farewell for Sinoti Samoa Secretary of seven years Afioga Toleafoa Tufuga Seve Fa’atai Tuimauga, who has served Sinoti Samoa faithfully and diligently. We wish them and their family well for all future endeavours and thank Toleafoa for service to Sinoti Samoa and the Methodist Church of NZ/ Te Haahi Weteriana o Aotearoa.
