Nine parishes of Faleata West Pulega were combined together in a service to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus at the Vaitele-Uta parish on Sunday.
Sunday Schools and Youths performed different skits and songs that highlighted Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem to the day he was crucified and raised from the death.
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Those that participated included: Nu’u Fou, Vaitele-Uta, Vailoa-Uta, Vailoa-Tai, Tulaele, Toamua, Vaigaga, Peteleema Fou and Elise Fou.
Leading the service was Rev. Reupena Nofoaiga of Elise Fou. Rev. Elder Fa’auuga Matautia of C.C.C.S. Faleata West Pulega praised the children for their commitment in taking part in the spiritual plays.
“The skits are not only for those that participated and watched but with hope that it will be useful for you in your everyday lives,” said Rev. Elder Matautia.
“Let it be a light that will grow into each and everyone’s life.” Darren Samoa shared his experience on the day.
“Jesus’ resurrection and his crucifixion is new everyday no matter how many times I’ve watched it,” he said.
“it is important, because it is the time when the Messiah rises from the dead, he gave his life for us and without him we would be dead.
“The Messiah proved himself to be the Son of God.”
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