Today, Easter Saturday, will be a good time for us to reflect on what we have gone through in our daily lives and also with our neighbours.
Acting Methodist Church of Fiji General Secretary Reverend Tevita Nawadra said that the assurance has already come from God himself when Jesus died on the cross for us.
Nawadra said that although we face a lot of problems we should expect that a time will come when God will help.
Patching up one's differences, become a better person and spend time with family are just some of the stuff people have used to explain Easter.
Fijivillage took to the streets today and asked some people what Easter means for them and what their plans are for this long weekend.
Here's what they had to say.
Church services and masses will be held around the country tonight and tomorrow to celebrate Jesus rising from the dead after dying on the cross to save the world.
Time to reflect says Methodist Church
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