Churches across Nagaland, including Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima, organise children's faith programmes, a golden jubilee, fundraiser
DIMAPUR — Churches and Christian organisations across Nagaland organised a series of programmes from October 31 to November 1, including a golden jubilee celebration, children's faith activities, a cancer care fundraiser and a gospel dance competition.
CBCK: The Children Ministry of Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima (CBCK) celebrated its 50th anniversary from October 31 to November 1 on the theme ‘Heritage of Hope’.
According to an update, speaking at the programme, Dr. Adela Mero, Administrator and Research Executive of Rainbow Academy Resource Centre, Dimapur, called for nurturing a heritage of hope among children. The ministry, established in 1976 with 30 students, has grown to 1,186 students in 2026.
A jubilee souvenir was released by Rev. Khrotso Mero, while Rev. Dr. Kevekhalo Lasuh unveiled the jubilee plaque.
IDEAL Ministry: In another programme, IDEAL Ministry, Kohima, organised a ‘Special Afternoon Tea for a Cause’ at BMS Multipurpose Hall, Perizie Colony, on October 31 to raise funds for IDEAL Cancer Care Services.
Founder and Director Abi Angami highlighted the initiative's objective of assisting cancer patients and families facing financial difficulties.
St. Peter's Parish: Meanwhile, more than 190 children participated in Catechism Day at St. Peter's Parish, Kiphire, on October 31 on the theme ‘Little Hearts, Big Faith’. Rev. Fr. Philip Magh encouraged children to practise humility during the Holy Mass.
The programme featured Bible quizzes, recitations, skits, singing, choreography and other competitions.
At Gorkha Baptist Church, Kiphire, the World Sunday School Day-cum-Graduation Ceremony was observed on November 1.
Pastor Dr. Bhim Sapkota delivered a message on the theme ‘Let the Children Come to Me!’, highlighting the importance of children's spiritual development. Prashan Khadka and Lydia Chetri were recognised for completing their Sunday School journey.
DTNBC: In Dimapur, the Youth Ministry of Dimapur Town Nepali Baptist Church (DTNBC), Duncan, organised its first Nepali Gospel Cultural Solo Dance Competition on November 1 under the theme ‘Dance for His Glory’.
Mikal Bhujal of Gorkha Baptist Church, Jalukie, emerged as the winner, while Prasansa Sonar of Gorkha Christian Church, Darogapathar, secured the runner-up position. Asangla Temjen attended as chief guest, while Pratikshya Basnet, Academic Dean of Livingstone Foundation International School, was the guest of honour.