SISDAC members marched for unity
Members of SISDAC Worldwide described their participation in Samoa’s 64th Independence Day celebrations as a meaningful experience, saying the march showcased the unity, spirit and pride of the Samoan people as communities came together to honour the nation’s independence.

Vaai Lemoa Solomona, wife of the pastor leading SISDAC Upolu Sasa'e, said the organisation greatly appreciated the opportunity provided by the government to take part in the celebrations.
“We highly value the opportunity given by the government for SISDAC to participate, especially considering the significant contribution it has made within the country through the saving of souls,” she said.
“We felt happy and deeply moved that we were able to fulfil our purpose and make a contribution on behalf of SISDAC to Samoa’s Independence celebrations.”
Solomona said an important message from the event was the need for people to work together in unity, with one heart and faith in God.
“Samoa is one nation. This is also our contribution toward commemorating Samoa’s 64th Anniversary of Independence,” she said.
Gather Leota described the march as a proud and meaningful experience.
“It was a proud moment marching with SISDAC for Samoa’s Independence Day,” Gather said. “It was a meaningful experience seeing everyone come together to celebrate.”
“A special day honouring Samoa’s independence and the unity of the community. Grateful to be part of something so meaningful and memorable.”
Sina Iakopo also reflected on the significance of participating in the celebration.
“Marching with our SISDAC Worldwide A.M.I today was a wonderful experience,” Sina said. “It was really nice to see so many people come together to celebrate Samoa’s 64th Independence Day.”
“Seeing the pride, unity and spirit of our people made the day even more special. It was a meaningful celebration of Samoa and what independence means to us all.”