Revival Fellowship Hosts 3rd National Rally in Honiara

Honiara is hosting a vibrant gathering of faith as the Solomon Islands Revival Fellowship Church leads its 3rd National Rally, bringing together worshippers from across the Pacific.

The rally commenced with a march parade from Town Ground to Lawson Tama Stadium, marking the beginning of a four-day religious campaign running from 16 to 19 July.

As the host nation, Solomon Islands has welcomed church members from Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Fiji, West Papua, and Australia.

Each day of the rally features two speakers preaching in each session, creating space for worship, reflection, and spiritual renewal. The event will conclude on Sunday.

Organisers say the campaign is already making a strong impact, particularly among young people.

So far, 87 youths have been baptised, reflecting a growing response to the message of faith and spiritual transformation.

Among those touched by the rally is Sister Regina from the Weather Coast of Guadalcanal Province, who shared a powerful personal testimony.

Sister Regina recounted her struggles with illness, which saw her repeatedly admitted to the National Referral Hospital.

Her life took a turn when members of the Revival Fellowship Church visited her village.

After choosing to be baptised, she says she experienced healing and now dedicates her time to sharing her story with other young people.

Church leaders are extending an open invitation to residents of Honiara to attend the remaining sessions, encouraging more people to take part in the gathering.

As the rally continues, it stands not only as a religious event but also as a moment of unity—bringing together communities from across the Pacific in shared faith, hope, and fellowship.