A church leader has adviced his church ministers after getting complaints from their wives about they are watching pornography and committing adultery.
Reverend Ili Vunisuwai, President of the Methodist Church of Fiji, disclosed that the behaviour of some anointed ministers, which was reported to him by many church ministers’ spouses, is of great concern to the church and must stop.
Reverend Vunisuwai told his ministers that he was greatly disappointed by allegations of cheating and watching pornography. He added that his ministers must be leaders in safeguarding women and children within society.
The Reverend blamed it on the influence of social media and modern technology.
He added that the church has established a plan of action to fight these problems and that ministers who take part in these blasphemous actions will be held accountable.
He said: “We have a strong structure for it and the church from the top to the grassroots level, we have all our officers out there.
“It is through that system we can curb the rising crimes and just a matter of making people aware that we are deeply concerned about the rising violence and other issues.”
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