Life can feel fragile and overwhelming when suffering is all around us. Leaders say Easter does not turn away from these realities. 

Dehumanisation is often the first step towards genocide and history shows how quickly it can take hold when it isn’t challenged. 

This season of spiritual reflection is shared by other faith communities too, Muslims observing Ramadan, and Hindus, particularly in places like Fiji, marking festivals like Ram Navami.  

Samoan fa’afafine Manu Solomona and Leota Fagalima Tagaloa are warming up the vocal chords ahead of Easter church performances alongside SolFa Music.

In Lakeland in Queensland's Cape York, Tongan farm workers who have been the backbone of a major banana operation for a decade now gather in a hilltop chapel built just for them

In Samoa, where Christianity shapes nearly every corner of public life, a tiny Muslim community is trying to quietly keep the faith.

Two American women who fled Fiji's Grace Road Church are now prepared to return and give evidence in long-stalled human trafficking investigations. 

Writing in Talanoa ‘o Tonga, he says that as an evangelical Christian and long‑time Republican voter, Trump’s cruelty, narcissism and abuse of power contradicts the teachings of Jesus and the values of Christianity and Republicanism. 

Caroline Hunt spent years carrying anger she didn’t know how to release, watching her children witness her pain, and feeling like she wasn’t enough. Her debut book chronicles the journey. 

Reverend Professor Dr Upolu Luma Vaai says faith at Christmas means standing with those who are wounded and pushed aside.