Join Father Michael Kumar for holy mass in Tamavua, Suva, where he discusses the challenges of modern spirituality, the importance of trust in God and the role of faith in fostering lasting happiness.

From pre-game prayers to post-match hymns, faith is ever-present, but does it give religious players an edge over others, or simply define who they are?

Can Pacific Island followers of Christ support leaders who promote division, or is this a selective reading of the gospel?

Listen to the sounds of a sacred courtship ceremony, where singing drowns out the private conversations of two courting people. 

We unpack the Nativity story, tracing its biblical roots and enduring message of hope and divine love in a politically charged world. 

Kumu hulu (expert practitioner) Mele Kahalepuna Chun is revitalising the practice of featherwork and shares her knowledge on the sidelines of APT11.  

Guided by her faith in God, Lea Firth uses her music as a powerful voice for West Papuan pride and liberation.

Churches are raising their voices for climate justice, urging global leaders to act with compassion, truth, and a sense of responsibility toward the most vulnerable. 

In the remote region of Arnhem Land in Australia, researcher Dr Bronwyn Shepherd has uncovered a deeper history of Pacific missionaries and their relationship with the Aboriginal Yolngu people.

Pacific sovereignty and autonomy is often lost in discussions by outsiders about the region. In a webinar hosted by the Pacific Theological College, academic Dr Tarcisius Kabutaulaka asks: how can Pacific people regain control of the narrative?