Seventh-day Adventists in Fiji: Yes. "Mahanaim Fijians": No Such Group.

Seventh-day Adventist Fijians: Yes, they exist. The SDA Church has a significant presence in Fiji (~15% of population), with Fijian, Indo-Fijian, and expatriate congregations. The Fiji Mission operates schools, health clinics, and media ministries.

"Mahanaim Fijians": No such ethnic, religious, or cultural group exists in Fiji.

Possible Sources of Confusion

• Mahanaim (Biblical): Place in Gilead (Genesis 32:2) meaning "two camps" – Jacob's encounter with angels. Used as name for SDA institutions globally (schools, camps, retreat centers).
• Mahanaim School/College: SDA schools in Fiji or elsewhere may use this name.
• Mishearing: "Methodist," "Mormon," "Moravian" Fijians?
• Village name: No registered Fijian village named Mahanaim.

Fiji's Religious Landscape

• Christian: ~65% (Methodist ~35%, Catholic ~9%, SDA ~6%, Assembly of God ~5%, others)
• Hindu: ~28% (Indo-Fijian)
• Muslim: ~6% (Indo-Fijian)
• Sikh, Bahá'í, other minorities

Conclusion

Fijian Seventh-day Adventists are a real, vibrant community. "Mahanaim Fijians" appears to be a misunderstanding of a biblical/institutional name as an ethnic identifier.