Kuki Christian Church Manipur Synod Holds 46th Assembly, Offers Prayers for Kuki-Zo community during Challenging Times

The Kuki Christian Church (KCC) Manipur Synod concluded its 46th Assembly on January 20, 2025, at Songlei Mongbung in Saikul Sub-Division, Kangpokpi District. The event, which began on January 17, brought together 170 leaders from across the Synod under the theme, "Pakai Chu Ka Ponlap Ahi" (The Lord Is My Banner), based on Exodus 17:15.

During these trying times, marked by socio-political unrest and challenges faced by the Kuki community, the assembly served as a spiritual anchor. Prayers were fervently offered for the community’s leaders, frontline workers, and all those working tirelessly for community. The delegates united in heartfelt intercessions, seeking divine guidance and protection for the Kuki people and their future.

A highlight of the assembly was the befitting farewell accorded to ten retired pastors who dedicated more than four decades to serving the community. Their unwavering faith and service were celebrated as examples of commitment to the church and society.

Additionally, meritorious students excelling in Sunday school and Synod examinations were honored, recognizing their dedication to learning and spiritual growth.

The assembly concluded with the ordination of four pastors, namely, Letgoulen Khongsai, Lamgoulen Khongsai, Jamkholal Lupho, and Joyful Khongsai. Their commitment to pastoral service signifies hope and spiritual rejuvenation for the Kuki Christian Church and its mission.

Prominent church leaders, including Kuki Christian Church Manipur Synod Executive Secretary Dr. T. Lunkim, Assistant Executive Secretary Dr. S. Chongloi, Moderator Rev. J. Lunkim, and Assistant Moderator Thangkholam Chongloi, delivered thought-provoking messages. Their sermons emphasized the theme of the assembly and resilience, unity, and the power of prayer amidst adversity.

The 46th KCC Manipur Synod Assembly served as a testament to the unwavering faith of the Kuki community. It reminded attendees of the strength derived from communal prayer and unity in the face of challenges. As the Synod concluded, the participants departed with renewed hope, a sense of purpose, and a commitment to fostering unity and harmony within the community.