Sunday Message 11/22/20

 Siga fa'amalosi mo le tatou aiga i lenei aso. Fa'amanuia atu Le Atua iate outou uma. 

Stay in prayer, stay safe, practice social distance and wash hands often. God bless. We love you all.



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