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Sunday is a day of worship in the Kingdom, and Sunday 4th November will be no different, however congregations all over the Kingdom will have one prayer point in common – the Kingdom of Tonga.
King Siaosi Tupou I, Maker of Modern Tonga and nicknamed Lopaukamea or Lopa-'aione (Iron cable), enacted Tonga's Constitution on 4 November 1875

The Prime Minister, Hon. Dr. Feleti Vaka’uta Sevele and His Majesty’s Government have made a special request to all church leaders and their respective congregations all over the Kingdom to uplift the nation in prayer during their services on Sunday 4th November.

November 4th is a long standing public holiday in the Kingdom and was known only as Constitution Day – the day that King Siaosi Tupou I enacted Tonga’s Constitution in 1875. Last year, Government designated November 4th as Tonga National Day, a day to celebrate the nation for its own sake.

Because the 4th of November falls on a Sabbath this year, the public holiday will be observed on Monday. However to commemorate the day, Government decided to call on the various denominations in the Kingdom to unite in prayer on Sunday.

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ADMIN Wrote:Sunday is a day of worship in the Kingdom, and Sunday 4th November will be no different, however congregations all over the Kingdom will have one prayer point in common – the Kingdom of Tonga.
King Siaosi Tupou I, Maker of Modern Tonga and nicknamed Lopaukamea or Lopa-'aione (Iron cable), enacted Tonga's Constitution on 4 November 1875

---The Prime Minister, Hon. Dr. Feleti Vaka’uta Sevele and His Majesty’s Government have made a special request to all church leaders and their respective congregations all over the Kingdom to uplift the nation in prayer during their services on Sunday 4th November.

Dr.Sevele,You,and His Majesty's Govt.,have got the nerves to insult the Christians of your very own Country.
Do you really believe that the people of Tonga are so naive and uninformed that they wouldn't be able to see how you,Scums,are playing politics with thier Faiths???????.
You got to be kidding me Mr.Prime Minister!!.
Kuo tuku eni ho'omou anga fakafulikivanu kihe fanau 'ae 'Otuaa, ka mou toe feinga eni ke mou fakafulikivanu mo fakafetau kihe pule aoniu 'aa 'etau Tamai 'ihe Langi.
'E Pule'anga,, Ka kuo mou fakafetau kihe 'Otuaa mo fakafepaki ki hono finangaloo,Pea he'ikai toe 'iai ha fakapopoto atu ia kiate kimoutolu.


November 4th is a long standing public holiday in the Kingdom and was known only as Constitution Day – the day that King Siaosi Tupou I enacted Tonga’s Constitution in 1875. Last year, Government designated November 4th as Tonga National Day, a day to celebrate the nation for its own sake.

--- Koe haa ha me'a lelei ma'ae Fonuaa ke celebrate ai e kakaii.'Asinga 'enau masiva koe 'uhii koe Palemia moe Tu'i valekaita'e lahi .Kapau na'a koe talamai ke tau celebrate he kuo nau loto ke to'o e mata e fanga tu'i ko'ena he'etau pa'angaa kae 'oatu e kakai tu'a 'oku loto e kakaii ke tu'u he pa'anga .Fefe ke paaki 'a Puliuvea ia mo Akilisi he pa'anga kae to'o 'a T4 mo hai fua moe ta'x loto kiai e kakaii.Pea tuku e 'itaa Liana, moe fanga vale fie'eiki kuo lahi.


Because the 4th of November falls on a Sabbath this year, the public holiday will be observed on Monday. However to commemorate the day, Government decided to call on the various denominations in the Kingdom to unite in prayer on Sunda.

Kaa na'a koau e kakai Tongaa kou 'alu ki falelotu he 'aho 4 'o lotu'i ke 'el* ' e tu'i vale moe palemia maumautaimi pea mo hai fua pee e kau inu 'oe toto e TONGAA.Tu'i valekaita'e mo'oni 'e taha!!.



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TUKU AA E KAKAA MOE PAU'U LOTUU TONGA. KO E KI'I FONUA SI'ISI'I KAE PANGO

FOLALAHI. ONGO TAMA SEVELE MO G5, KOE LOTU MO'ONI KOE TUKU E

FAIANGAHALA. KAPAU 'E TUKU 'AE FAKASOTOMA 'A T5 PEA TUKU MO'ENE SIOSIO

HOLO HE KAULEKA TANGATA IIKI 'AE FONUAA 'E LELEI 'A TONGA PEA KOE TOKI

TONU IA 'AE LOTU.

Kautamaa mahalo fiema'u Tu'i Tupou 5 moe Pm ke lotu'i kinaua koe 'uhi koe fu'u noo mei Siainaa.Na nofo ko'ena 'oku na 'osi 'ilo koe nunu'a e noo ko'ena 'e hanga mai kakai ha 'aho 'o fa'o naua ha popao teke'i kinaua ki tahi kena kumi huufanga ki Lusia.