36 CM 2018 | International
O
NLY A FEW MONTHS AFTER BEING NAMED CAPITOL
MINISTRIES® DIRECTOR, INOKE KUBUABOLA BEGAN
WORK TO FURTHER THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST AMONG
POLITICAL LEADERS IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC ISLANDS.
Inoke, a proven leader who has held a number of high-rank-
ing positions in the Fiji government, was named CM's South
Pacific Director, a volunteer position.
He is tasked with planting discipleship Bible studies to the
leaders of Fiji, to 16 surrounding independent island nations,
as well as in the federal capitals of Australia and New Zealand.
He has established a weekly Bible study to Fiji Parliamentar-
ians that is faithfully attended by seven Members, and is grow-
ing. e discipleship Bible studies are led by e Rev. Aporosa
Rageci and e Rev. Isireli Kacimaiwai.
So enthusiastic are the Parliamentarians that they requested
the Bible studies never be canceled, even if they are overbur-
dened with business.
A Facebook page has been created so more people will learn
about the new ministry, and a group of passionate volunteers
has been recruited to provide prayer and support.
e message was spread further at a special luncheon where
church leaders learned about the mission of Capitol Ministries®
and were invited to become partners in taking the Gospel to
political leaders.
"It has been very encouraging to see the positive response
from our Pacific Islands' political leaders," Inoke said. "It has
been overwhelming the way God is quickening the ministry.
We see the favor of God move amongst our leaders and we be-
lieve this is the new season for our beloved nation of Fiji."
Sunset landscape in Noumea, Caledonia
Inoke Kubuabola
South Pacific Director
Fiji
SOUTH PACIFIC
