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C:\Documents and Settings\User\ O LE SULU SAMOA EKALESIA FAAPOTOPOTOGA KERISIANO SAMOA O LE NUSIPEPA FAA-LE-LOTU NA FAAVAEINA I LE T.A. 1839 FAAVAEINA 1839 SULU IANUARI 2012 Faatonu: Cellphone: 7715037 -Main Office: Ph. 24414, Ext 30 - website: www.cccs.org.ws “O LE FAA-FAAPOTOPOTOGA” Saunia e le Matagaluega o le Talafaasolopito o le Ekalesia: Arthur Wulf, Visesio Sega & Latu Latai Faatomuaga: E pei ona taua i le ulutala o lenei pepa, ua manatu lenei matagaluega, faaauau itulau e 6 O LE ATA: O le maota o le galuega/aulotu i Lalomanu. Na pu’eina i le asiasiga a le Sulu Sa- moa ina ua tuana’i le mafuie ma le galulolo i Samoa ia Setema, 2009. eseese), e $3,258,525,.60 O le $3,258,525,60 mo A’oga a le Ekalesia tupe e alu i le totogi o faiaoga O tupe na pasia e le Fono Tele 2011, mo le totogiina o ana a’oga ma isi tagata e galulue ai i aoga, a le Ekalesia mo le tausaga e (totogi o faiaoga ma isi mea e $2,497,925.60. O e ua pasi i le su’ega O e ua pasi mo le O le faatuatua o Porosini a A’oa’o Fesoasoani p2 Kolisi i Malua 2012 p2 le fafine ua oti lana tane - itulau e.15 Ua Talanoa le Loi i le Atua O Ioane Uikilifi le Fetuao Faasologa o faigalotu i le - itulau e 10 o le Toe Fuata’iga - p.5 TV/2AP - itulau e 12-13 O e ua faamanuiaina e ulufale i le FALEATA Ulugia M. Matafeo Joseph T. Foaese Kolisi Faafaifeau i Malua 2012 Toavalu T. Faasipa Laufiso S, T. S, Seve SUAFA MATAGALUEGA Vui Laniselota Lameko 1. Auatama Iese Niusauelese AANA 2. Io Itamua Faleata Petivia Māfua 3. Iopu Kalepo Faleata Faigame Toalepai 4. Kara Ipuniu Falealili i Sisifo LOTOFAGA – LEPA – 5. Koroseta Tavita Aukilani ALEIPATA 6. Motusaga Lesa Falealili i Sisifo Vailala Savusa 7. Peniamina Neueli Aana Faagalogā Taliau 8. Piula Pula Ituotane Malielegaoi Pogi 9. Sekoa Levasa Aana 10. Tasi Matagi Niu Sila i Saute FALEALILI I SISIFO Aveao Olene 11. Vaai Tua Aana Selave S.Sione 12. Vailele Lemalu Aana Lauvao Opeta 13. Vaise Maiava Faleata Vaatausili F. Toleafoa Mailo T. Tuamu SUAFA O E UA FA’AMANUIAINA Taulapapa FAASALELEAGA I LE SUEGA A’OA’O Muliagatele T.F.S. Tauasosi Taulolo Galu FESOASOANI 2011 Tuiloma Lio Tuigamala . Nofoasa Mauola Taito Usumanu Su’a Kupito Faaolatane NIUSAUELESE APIA I SASA’E Aeau Meaalofa Tavaga M. Brown Isaraelu Salanoa Poto P. Tia Fiu Milovale Tiesi Pouli Moli Pa’a’a Iuni Fata Oreni Aviga Felagona’i Lava Tuuu Nonu Faatoafe Fuisami Iosia ITUOTANE Faimata Taulauniu KUINISELANI APIA Sigapoa Vaele Poloaiga Peter Brown Faaolatane T.S. Leota Isaia Afitu Neueli Tupaimatuga Teofili Rea Fatu Feomaia Ioane Koria MALUA Faatoatoa Faaoso Vailua Esau Laufili NIU SILA I SAUTE Mano Maila Ropati Tuioti Misilei Ioane MANUKAU O Tusi mo le Su’ega Ulufale Matila Mose Kalati Uialatea Ao Pelesara i le Kolisi Faafaifeau i Malua Seiuli Okesene Solomona Fonoti Tiavaasue Feagaiga Tuai: IOSUA. AUKILANI Feagaiga Fou: KORINITO I & II Tupa’i Nimo Siaki Tuivaiti Maamora 2. O LE SULU SAMOA Ianuari 2012 ia te outou, aua o malolosi O le faamagaloina, o le O LE LAUGA outou, oloo tumau foi ia te maua lea o le filemu, ma le outou le afioga a le Atua, ua leleiga ma le Atua; ae le outou manumalo foi i loo gata i lea, o le mafutaga Tusi Faitau: 1 Ioane 2 : leaga.” faauo ma le Atua. Ma o le 12-17 O le faiga lea a le tusitala, uiga moni lena o le Matua: 1 Ioane 2: 12: Le poo le aposetolo, ina ia meaalofa foa’i fua na aumai fanau e, ou te tusi atu ia te manatua gofie ai e lana e Iesu mo tagata: O le outou, aua ua faamagaloina fanau faale-agaga, mea ua faamagaloga o agasala, o le a outou agasala ona o lona ia a’oa’o atu ai. O le leleiga ma le Atua. suafa.” fefo’ifo’ia’i foi i upu lava Ua faaaogaina e Ioane le ia, ua faamamafaina ai, ma fasi fuaiupu e faapea, O le mataupu lenei a le faatauaina atili ai, mea ua (fuaiupu e 12): aposetolo o Ioane, oloo a’oa’oina atu. “.....faamagaloina a outou ta’ua mai ai, meaalofa e tolu agasala ona o lona suafa....” e foai fuaina mai e le Atua Muamua: o le meaalofa o ‘Ona o lona suafa.....’ E mo le tagata: le faamagaloga ia Keriso. taua tele i tagata Iutaia le * O le meaalofa o le O le mea taua lava lea, ma manatu lea: “Ona o lona faamagaloga ia Keriso; le ute o le Tala Lelei na suafa....” E ta’u soo foi e le * O le meaalofa o le iloa o laugaina e uluai faifeau o le fai Salamo: le Atua; Ekalesia - o aposetolo ma Salamo 9:10: E faatuatua * O le meaalofa o le malosi soo o Iesu. ia te oe o e ua iloa lou manumalo. Na auina atu le Au suafa.....” O le mataupu foi lenei, e Kerisiano i le amataga o le E le faapea e faatuatua tusia faa-solo, pe faa-poetry Ekalesia, e tala’i atu le ona ua latou iloa le igoa, e pei ona a’oa’oina i a’oga . salamo ma le faamagaloga poo le suafa, ae ona ua latou E fefo’ifo’ia’i foi i le mea e o agasala ia Keriso Iesu - iloa le uiga, poo le natura o tasi: Luka 24:47: “ina ia le ona le igoa, poo le suafa, Le fanau e, ou te tusi atu tala’iina foi le salamo ma le ona latou faalagolago lea ia te outou, aua ua faamagaloina o agasala i ma faamoemoe iai, faamagaloina a outou nuu uma i lona igoa.” faatuatua ma faatalitali iai. agasala ona o lona suafa. O le fe’au foi lea na Aua ua latou iloa, o uiga ia Outou tama e, ou te tusi atu tala’iina atu e Paulo i o le Atua, e amiotonu, ae ia te outou, aua ua outou Anetioka - Galuega 13: 38- alofa faamagalo; e i ai lona iloa o ia oloo i ai talu le 39: “O lenei, sema e, le au to’asa, ae paleni mai i le isi amataga. Taulele’a e, ou te uso e, ia outou iloa ua ona itu, o le onosai, tusi atu ia te outou, aua ua folafolaina ia te outou le faapalepale, ma faamagalo, outou manumalo i le oloo faamagaloina o agasala ona i lona alofa tunoa, ona o le leaga. Tamaiti e, ou te tusi o lenei tagata; o tagata uma suafa o lona Alo, o Iesu atu ia te outou, aua ua outou foi o e faatuatua, e Keriso. iloa le Tama. Outou tama ta’uamiotonuina i latou ia te Na ifo se nuu ma o latou e, ua ou tusi atu ia te outou, ia i mea uma lava na le faifeau i se isi nuu, ona o se aua ua outou iloa o ia oloo mafai ona ta’uamiotonuina agasala matuia na fai e se iai talu le amataga. ai outou i le tulafono a faaauau itulau e sosoo ai Taulele’a e, ua ou tusi atu Mose.” O LE SULU SAMOA Ianuari 2012 3. Lua: O le meaalofa o le lei taitai le olaga. Peitai O LE LAUGA iloa atili o le Atua ane, a tuu faatasi le malosi Ua lata i le selau tausaga o le taule’ale’a, poo le teine o Ioane ae ia tusia le tusi muli, ma le afioga a le Atua, isi. Na talia le ifoga, e le lenei. Fitusefulu tausaga o ona maua ai lea o le ona o se isi lava mea, ae ona soifua i lona Alii ma lona manumalo i le leaga lea na o le aotelega lea, ma le finagalo, ma na iloa lelei ai popole ai foi le poto o tuufaatasiga lea, o le uiga o le Alii le Faaola. E Solomona ma ia lapata’i: mamalu o tagata ma o latou le o le iloa na o le faale- “Ia e manatua le na faia oe i tofi ua ifo, o ao o faalupega, mafaufau, ae ona ua ola ai, ona po o lou taule’ale’a...” ma faatumutumuga o le ma mafuta faatasi ma le O Kerisiano uma e mulimuli i nuu. Ua pulolou i le ie a Atua. a’oa’oga a Iesu, e taulele’a uma pulou ai le Samoa ma ifo, o O le upu Eleni o i le itu faale-agaga. E malolosi lona uiga, ua fai mai, ‘Ou faaaogaina i le mafutaga faa-taule’ale’a le ola faale- agaga. E fiu le fili i tu’ipala le lenei, o le upu e faailoa ai te faato’ese atu ma ifo atu i tino ae le mafai ona ua ma’a’a i o outou luma, ona o le le mafutaga a le tane ma le lona talitonuga ia Keriso. matuia o le agasala na ou ava. Ua iloa lelei e le isi le E ma’a’a tino o fanau, ma fai. Ia outou alolofa ma isi, aua ua tasi i la’ua. taulele’a, ma tama o ia Keriso, faamagalo mai a’u.” E pei E faapea foi ona pe a savavali faatasi ma ia, a o lava ona tatou ifo i luma o vavalalata le mafutaga a le feagai ai ma fita o le ala, ma faafitauli o le olaga. E leai ni Kerisiano, ua manatu le Atua amiotonu, ma tatou tulagavae o le Kerisiano e iloa i pulolou - ‘i lona Suafa.....’ faatasi ma Paulo e faapea: le matafaga oneone o loo O le ‘ietoga lea a le lagi.
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