The Trans Pacific Union Mission extends heartfelt congratulations to Pr. Afiipu Tuaoi on his appointment as the President of Samoa Tokelau Mission. With over 20 years of pastoral ministry experience across the Pacific and Australia, Pr. Tuaoi returns to Samoa with a deep sense of humility and commitment to God’s calling.

The auditorium is buzzing as delegates from the different regions around Fiji begin to arrive. With around 300 plus delegates involved in this 17th Quinquennial session the auditorium is set to begin with a Traditional welcome ceremony called the 'Vakamamaca', for the newly elected leaders into the Fiji Mission office.

The 17th Quinquennial Session of the Fiji Mission is now underway, with registration for delegates and delegates-at-large officially opening today in preparation for the meetings beginning tomorrow.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Fiji will gather for its quinquennial Mission Session from October 1–4, 2025, bringing together church leaders, delegates, and members from across the islands. This sacred gathering is a time to reflect on God’s faithfulness, review the work of the past five years, and elect new leaders to guide the Mission into the future.

We warmly congratulate Dr. Ronald George Sikilea Stone on his reappointment as Vice Chancellor of Fulton Adventist University College during the 6th TPUM Session held at Fulton University.

TPUM President Arrives for Union Session Preparations

The Trans Pacific Union Mission family warmly congratulates Pr. Clive Tefaatau on his election as the new General Secretary of TPUM.

The Trans-Pacific Union Mission (TPUM) family joyfully welcomes Pastor Charlie Jimmy as its newly appointed president. His appointment was officially voted on Tuesday, August 20, during the South Pacific Division (SPD) Executive Committee meetings held at the Division headquarters in Wahroonga, Sydney.

Nauru church members recently experienced a spirit-filled two weeks of leadership and media training designed to strengthen their mission and prepare them for greater outreach.

It was a Sabbath to remember in Funafuti as the Seventh-day Adventist Church family gathered to witness the sacred ordination of Pastor Waisale Dokonivalu, marking a significant milestone in his journey of faith and service.

Today marks the fourth day of the 62nd General Conference Session, and it is clear that God is guiding His Church. One of the most powerful moments came when newly elected leaders were called and confirmed. Before accepting their responsibilities, some paused to pray with their families, seeking God’s strength and wisdom. It reminded us all that leadership in God’s Church is not about power, it’s about service and faithfulness.

The Trans Pacific Union Mission Executive Committee met on 1 June at the Fiji Mission Conference Centre with hearts united under the theme “I Will Go to the Ends of the World.” Leaders from across the Pacific came together to reflect, plan, and pray for the mission ahead.

Congratulations to Our Newly Ordained Pastors!
Pr. Tipalelupe Tapuai, Pr. Galuega Vaafusuaga Avau, and Pr. Alefosio Vili

Sabbath was a day of joy and sacred commitment as we witnessed the ordination of three dedicated servants of God here in American Samoa. This significant milestone is a reflection of your unwavering faith, humble spirit, and readiness to serve the flock of Christ.

May 31, 2025 marked a significant milestone for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Fiji with the official nationwide launch of the Fiji for Christ evangelistic campaign. This historic initiative was inaugurated simultaneously at key locations across the country, uniting church leaders, departmental directors, and members in one purpose—to lift up Jesus and prepare for a nationwide wave of evangelism.

West Java, Indonesia. In a heartfelt visit, the President of the Trans-Pacific Union Mission (TPUM) Pr. Maveni Kaufononga spent time with missionaries serving across different schools in West Java, recognizing their dedication and the profound impact they are making in their communities.

Last night, Epauto Hall was alive with praise. Families, friends, and neighbors packed the venue to welcome Revelation 7, a group that had not sung together for 14 years.

Joy filled Kese village on Naviti Island as ten precious souls publicly chose to follow Jesus. Their baptism marked the climax of three weeks of heartfelt preaching by TL Samu Koro. Believers from across the Yasawa Islands gathered to witness this milestone, celebrating God’s power to change lives even in places that are hard to reach.