Tomorrow marks an important day in the life of Christians around the world as they celebrate Resurrection Sunday. It is a day of rejoicing as Christ came to fulfill the prophesy of His life, his death and his burial, and his resurrection in order to set us free.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is one of the fundamental principles and beliefs of Christians as they believe, Jesus died for their sins on the Cross on Good Friday and rose from the dead to give eternal life.
Assistant General Secretary for the Methodist Church of Fiji, Reverand Tuikilakila Waqairatu believes it is time for Christians to become the living witnesses of God in living peacefully with other races.
The Head of the CatHolic Church Archbishop Petero Mataca said during this time of Easter and beyond we should try to find the good in others.
Tonight and Tomorrow night for Christians, will mark Jesus Christ's resurrection from the dead after being crucified for our sins.
This finale will mark the end of Easter on the Christian calendar.
Easter is a time when Christians around the world reflect on the importance of the ultimate sacrifice that Jesus Christ paid on our behalf, which was dying on the Cross for our sins and rising again three days later.
Tomorrow To Mark Important Day
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