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    6 November 2015 | POSTED BY Newsroom Staff

    Davetalevu Chapel Lights Way for Mariners and Seekers of Faith

    President Alpiate Tagidugu, local Latter-day Saint leader over the Nausori, Fiji congregations, has waited and worked many years to have a church building in Davetalevu.

    With over 4,000 Latter-day Saints in the area and attendances on the rise, their faith and sacrifices have been rewarded.

    Today the beautiful chapel on the hill provides a place of refuge in multiple ways: a quiet place of peace and worship for members; a beacon for mariners in a dark stormy night; and an evacuation centre in case of a natural disaster.

    Read more here. 

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