AS PEOPLE RETURN TO THEIR NORMAL DAILY ROUTINE, THE EFFECTS OF CYCLONE GENE CANNOT BE DENIED. WITH STRONG WINDS AND RANDOM SHOWERS STILL BEING FELT AROUND THE COUNTRY, PEOPLE NONETHELESS HAVE TO MOVE ON.SCHOOL RESUMED THIS WEEK AND SHOPS HAVE REOPENED. ELECTRICAL SERVICES IS SLOWLY BEING RESTORED, AND RELIEF AGENCIES ARE OUT IN THE FIELD TO PROVIDE HELP IN AREAS THAT NEED THEM.
IN LAUTOKA, THE CHURCH HAS THEIR DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES OUT IN THEIR AREA OF OPERATION TO SEE WHAT ASSISTANCE IS NEEDED. LFT HAS A RELIEF DEPARTMENT THAT LOOKS INTO NEEDS THAT ARISE FROM SITUATIONS SUCH AS THIS.
ON THE WHOLE, LAUTOKA HAS BEEN SPARED FROM THE BRUNT OF THE CYCLONE.
WITH THE STRONG WINDS NOW GONE, A NEW WIND IS BEING FELT AT LFT AS WE MOVE TOWARDS OUR THEME FOR THE QUARTER WHICH IS, 'ME SINAI ENA YALO NI KALOU'(TO BE FILLED WITH GOD'S SPIRIT). LAUTOKA IS NOW FOCUSING TOWARDS THIS YEARS THEME,'TO FILL GOD'S HOUSE'
Totoka dina. Toso tikoga ki liu, Lautoka.
ReplyDeleteMe vakalevu tiko mai na talanoa. Eso tale beka na sala ni veitaratara vakaoqo e tiko?
Vinaka vakalevu na veitaratara lesu mai kei na nomuni vakatataro.
ReplyDeleteIo, e tiko tale e tolu na biaulivaliva ni veitaratara koni rawa ni tauri tukutuku kina me baleti Saru.
Au sa na biuta yani me vaka itukutuku me rawa ni vukei ira talega na so era na dau tiko ravita na sala ni veitaratara oqo.