Thousands of members from the All Nations Christian Fellowship convened in Lautoka for the four-day 2025 Generation Youth Conference, aligning with the church’s annual international conference. The event was hosted at prominent venues including Mount Zion Cathedral, Shirley Park, and Churchill Park, drawing participants from across the nation to partake in a series of spiritual services and crusades.
The conference culminated in a significant opening ceremony at Churchill Park on the final day, where attendees donned white attire to celebrate the occasion. Reverend Epeli Ratabacaca, the general superintendent of All Nations Christian Fellowship, delivered an inspiring sermon focused on encouraging members to confidently embrace their faith through the teachings of the Bible.
During his sermon, Reverend Ratabacaca spoke profoundly about the essence of being anchored in faith, stating, “When you are in the presence of the word you are in the presence of God.” He encouraged participants to source their confidence not from external institutions such as the church, government, or financial systems, but directly from their intimate relationship with God.
This gathering showcased the robust community spirit among the church members, emphasizing their dedication to spiritual development and unity within their faith. Events like these significantly strengthen the connections among congregants and motivate them to lead lives centered around their faith and trust in God’s guidance. The conference serves as a beacon of inspiration for many, affirming their commitment to living out the principles of confidence and belief in God’s presence.