ZCF Gurgaon Prayer Cell Celebrates 3rd Anniversary

GURGAON, April 12, 2011 – Though Gurgaon is often viewed with caution by many from the North East, Christians under the banner of Zomi Christian Fellowship (ZCF) Gurgaon Prayer Cell gathered with joy to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the fellowship’s founding, on April 12th evening.

The anniversary program was held on the terrace of House No. 925, 2nd Floor, Chakkarpur, Gurgaon. The event began promptly at 4:00 PM, led by the punctual and enthusiastic conductor, Mr. Khualpu.

The event was officially opened with Scripture readings by Nu Zuanmuanching, who is currently residing in Gurgaon with her children. She read from Galatians 6:9 and 1 Corinthians 10:31, followed by an opening prayer offered by Nu Ching.

Two talented young girls, Miss Mary and Miss Sangnou, sang a special number titled “Simlei Heisa,” lifting hearts in praise to the Almighty.

Shortly after, Rev. Jangkholun Mangte, Pastor of ZCF Delhi, delivered a powerful sermon on humility. He urged believers to embrace “bumbleness” as a core Christian value. “Gurgaon Prayer Cell can become a power house of faith for Zomi youths living in Delhi and NCR,” he said.

“Why do we come together? There is a purpose behind it,” Rev. Mangte emphasized. “Humbleness is the path to blessings and success.”

A heartfelt duet followed from Mr. Lialian and his father Mr. Ginsuankap, who sang “Cross Lam Zuan In Ka Hong Pai.” Ginsuankap shared that this was his favourite song during his two years of being bedridden and paralyzed.

Kakap Suantak, Area Secretary of GPC/ZCF, introduced the invited guests, which included:

  • Pa G. Swan Za Lian (Chairman, ZCF Delhi)

  • Pa Lamboi Naulak (Treasurer, ZCF Delhi)

  • Pi Niangkhoman (widow of the late Rev. Khup Za Go)

  • Pi Niangkhanching (ZCFD member)

  • Pi Ginngaihching (wife of Rev. Mangte)

  • Mr. Bruce K. Thangkhal (Secretary, MELCD)

  • Miss Naomi (Chairperson, ELWA/MELCD)

During the guest address, Pi Niangkhanching expressed surprise and joy at the large number of vibrant youths. “I didn’t expect to see so many beautiful and handsome young people here. Please join us at Parliament Street Church and bless us with your presence and songs,” she said.

Pa Swan Za Lian warned, “Satan is clever at stealing our precious time.” He encouraged the group: “Gurgaon Prayer Cell is a training ground for the youth. Wherever you work should be a place of worship, where you glorify God through your actions.”

Special mention was made of former leaders Mr. Lamboi Suantak (now pursuing theological studies in Bangalore) and Mr. Goulun Tungnung (recently married), as well as Pastors GK Samte and TK Lian, for their spiritual leadership in earlier years.

Miss Naomi reminisced about the early days of the fellowship when she and a few others began praying together while working at a private hospital in Gurgaon. “Prayer is the heart of life. God never forgets even the smallest act done in His name. Let’s remain faithful to Him,” she said.

Mr. Malcolm Suantak and Mr. Eric Munluo moved the crowd with their duet “Who Am I?” Malcolm reflected, “Our lives are like flowers that bloom and fade in a day.”

Veteran singer Miss Jennifer also performed, lifting the atmosphere with her soulful singing.

A token of appreciation was presented to the guest speaker, Rev. Jangkholun Mangte, and others who made generous contributions to support the event. The area secretary noted that many youths contributed Rs. 1,000 each to fund the anniversary dinner — calling them “the backbone of this celebration.”

As the event drew to a close, clouds gathered and rain began to fall — yet the evening ended with a joyous feast, shared among brothers and sisters in Christ.

~ Bruce K. Thangkhal

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