The church ministers of the Methodist Church can now have their ministerial meeting after the permit was granted by the Commissioner of Police, Commodore Esala Teleni.
Assistant General Secretary of the church, Reverend Tevita Nawadra said the three day ministerial meeting will be held in Suva.
The permit has also been granted to have the church Solevu in different divisions. The Solevu is the annual fundraising drive to raise funds for the running of the Methodist Church.
But it is the call of the Divisional Heads when they will meet in their various circuits.
Last month the Nadi Circuit met and collected more than $200,000.
Meanwhile the Suva Solevu will be held for a week at Furnival Park in Toorak starting from next Saturday. The Suva Circuit will also host the choir from Australia and the US.
Reverend Nawadra reiterated that there will be no choir competitions.
Church permit granted for meeting
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