Discipleship training camp concludes in Zunheboto

DIMAPUR — The Zunheboto Inter-Collegiate Evangelical Union (ZICEU) successfully conducted its discipleship training camp from October 10 to the 12th at Natha New Baptist Church on theme “You are chosen” (John 15:16).

An update from the union stated that the camp saw participation of 63 campers from seven institutions including Kheloshe Polytechnic Asukhuto, Zunheboto Government College, Bloomfield School, Cornerstone School, Immanuel School, Olympic School and Government Higher Secondary School, Zunheboto.

The speakers were Dr. Tokugha Rochill and Newtoli Yeptho, both senior advisors of the Evangelical Fellowship of India (EGF).

It stated that Yeptho addressed the challenges and influences of the digital world, while Dr. Rochill provided an in-depth exploration of the camp’s theme.

Additional activities included an introductory Bible study led by Toli Chophy, UESI staff worker in Zunheboto.

Dr. Vinoto Aye, EGF president; Tolibo Awomi, EGF treasurer; and Ghukatoli Sumi from Immanuel Higher Secondary School, discussed on the UESI handbook, emphasising the importance of scriptural guidance.

The camp also featured practical discussions led by Everkali W Achumi, Newtoli Yeptho and Dr. Vinolika Zhimomi, while doctrinal sessions were conducted by Ghunato Assumi, associate pastor of SBCZ; Vilibo Yeptho, assistant professor at NTC; and Hilotoli Aye, associate pastor.

Quiet time sessions were facilitated by Tunavi Assumi and Kitheli Jakha, EGF prayer secretary.

The camp concluded with positive feedback from participants, who expressed gratitude for the spiritual growth and community bonding experienced throughout the event.

Meanwhile, the camp director and ZICEU president, Livito Zhimo, and ZICEU secretary, Avika V Tissica, have expressed satisfaction with the turnout and the engagement of participants.

ZICEU further looked forward to continue such gatherings to foster discipleship and strengthen faith among the youth in the region.

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