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Calvary Bible Institute observes Graduation Day
Published on Feb 19, 2017
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CBI Director Rev. Sukumar Chettri delivering commencement speech to graduating students on February 18 at Life Spring Corner, Dimapur.[/caption]
Dimapur, Feb. 18: Calvary Bible Institute (CBI) commemorated its 5th graduation ceremony on February 18 at Life Spring Corner, Dimapur, on the theme taken from 2nd Timothy 4: 2-5. Altogether, 21 students received the Practical Theological Diploma certificates during the ceremony.
CBI Director Rev. Sukumar Chettri, in his commencement message, exhorted the graduating students to be ready for spiritual fight as they are armoured with one year Biblical study. Citing Hebrew word ‘Kairos’ which means ‘the right moment or the supreme moment,’ the spiritual leader conveyed to the students that they have to move according to the seasons as it teaches them to move forward and work for a new movement.
Alluding to sacrifices made by the armies on duty at Line of Control (LoC) by devoting their time and overcoming fear to safeguard the country, he called upon the graduating students to imbibe this character in their spiritual fight and safeguard God’s people.
Reminding them that they have covered 27 books during their one year course of study, he urged them to start working on spiritual purpose for which they have chosen.
“Consider that your season has started and sow accordingly and you will harvest as per the labour you have committed and utilised,” persuaded Rev. Chettri. He also reminded them of the inevitable temptations, trials and persecution in their line of work. He, however, urged them to remain steadfast in their belief as apostles to win the lost souls.
‘God has prepared you in that one year and your season is at the front for you. Take the supreme moment. In the same way, God will use your gift in an inspiring way,’ he asserted. However, if you miss the ‘Kairos’ you will just be a mud living in guilt,’ he added.
At the graduation ceremony, Mrs. Ruth Bharati was conferred with ‘Best student of the year award.’
CBI is a Sikkim based institute established in the year 1991 with the purpose to fulfil the great commission and to find out the lost generation from Asian country. Till 2016, the institute have more than 2500 graduates and working as an evangelist to 20 different countries.
The institute which runs with a motto ‘Change the lives that change the nation’ also aims to encourage and protect Nepali language and scriptures.
The programme was chaired by Pastor John Lepcha and the invocation was pronounced by CBI vice chairman, Pastor Damru Thapa. CBI chairman Uttam Bharati welcomed the gathering while the vote of thanks was rendered by CBI treasure Kohima, Deacon Gogan Mohra.
CBI Director Rev. Sukumar Chettri delivering commencement speech to graduating students on February 18 at Life Spring Corner, Dimapur.[/caption]
Dimapur, Feb. 18: Calvary Bible Institute (CBI) commemorated its 5th graduation ceremony on February 18 at Life Spring Corner, Dimapur, on the theme taken from 2nd Timothy 4: 2-5. Altogether, 21 students received the Practical Theological Diploma certificates during the ceremony.
CBI Director Rev. Sukumar Chettri, in his commencement message, exhorted the graduating students to be ready for spiritual fight as they are armoured with one year Biblical study. Citing Hebrew word ‘Kairos’ which means ‘the right moment or the supreme moment,’ the spiritual leader conveyed to the students that they have to move according to the seasons as it teaches them to move forward and work for a new movement.
Alluding to sacrifices made by the armies on duty at Line of Control (LoC) by devoting their time and overcoming fear to safeguard the country, he called upon the graduating students to imbibe this character in their spiritual fight and safeguard God’s people.
Reminding them that they have covered 27 books during their one year course of study, he urged them to start working on spiritual purpose for which they have chosen.
“Consider that your season has started and sow accordingly and you will harvest as per the labour you have committed and utilised,” persuaded Rev. Chettri. He also reminded them of the inevitable temptations, trials and persecution in their line of work. He, however, urged them to remain steadfast in their belief as apostles to win the lost souls.
‘God has prepared you in that one year and your season is at the front for you. Take the supreme moment. In the same way, God will use your gift in an inspiring way,’ he asserted. However, if you miss the ‘Kairos’ you will just be a mud living in guilt,’ he added.
At the graduation ceremony, Mrs. Ruth Bharati was conferred with ‘Best student of the year award.’
CBI is a Sikkim based institute established in the year 1991 with the purpose to fulfil the great commission and to find out the lost generation from Asian country. Till 2016, the institute have more than 2500 graduates and working as an evangelist to 20 different countries.
The institute which runs with a motto ‘Change the lives that change the nation’ also aims to encourage and protect Nepali language and scriptures.
The programme was chaired by Pastor John Lepcha and the invocation was pronounced by CBI vice chairman, Pastor Damru Thapa. CBI chairman Uttam Bharati welcomed the gathering while the vote of thanks was rendered by CBI treasure Kohima, Deacon Gogan Mohra.Nagaland Districts
