It will be a different ball game for a group of well known rugby players as they take to preaching on their spiritual experiences in the Ruggers to Jesus Police Christian Crusade tomorrow.
Police Spokesperson Ema Mua said this is part of their Community Policing Program, and they are hoping that the presence of well known rugby players such as Rupeni Caucau and Filimoni Delasau, will have a positive impact on the community, in terms of reducing the crime rate.
Mua said the Crusade will start with a march from the Suva Flea Market at 11am tomorrow and the event will be held at Ratu Sukuna Park from tomorrow to Sunday.
Mua said other Church leaders have been invited to attend.
The crusade is coordinated by the New Methodist Souls to Jesus and funded through the Community Policing budget.
Rugby players join Police Christian Crusade
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