TuunNu mah ngai pen ing

Sim leitung mim bang ka pian ni tu ciangdong in guallai ah sawl bang hei in gual tawh tan bang ka kim na ding a ma lo bang hong pan tah in gia bang hong zun ka tun aw NU ..

Sim leitung ah lunglen khua ngaih na kawmkal ah guabang ka hinna thagui pi ka tun aw NU..

Tuun aw tuni in tamlo in nang ngai in ka kah niloh hang zuang nong tho nawn tuan ding na hi aa Ong ngai lua sing pianna ka tun aw NU ..

Tuun aw nang tu in sam gibang nong khen a sanggah na von in nang ngai in zuan luankhi tui na nul ing ee ka tun aw NU ..

Heina peuh ah tuahsiat ka tuah ni ciang na sakmin thei bang lo in nang kong sial aw lai ah na ee tun aw NU ..

Na nua ciangah ka zuapa in nang vang ngai sial in lengdang kawi lo in sanggah na von pai bang ong pom ee tun aw NU ..

Na pham nua ciangah laizom ka ngaih tengin nangmah ngaiin kahtam lo in va bang ngan ko ee tong na dawng aw tu aw NU ..

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Zomi: Who They Are

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Dr. Chin Do Kham Tangthu

Dr. Chin Do Kham Biography Education Scholar in Residence for Ph.D. Educational Studies Program at Trinity International University, Chicago, USA, May 2003-August 2005.D., Intercultural Studies, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University, Chicago, 1998.Min.(Doctor of Ministry in Pastoral Leadership), Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, OK, 1994.Special Study Program at Jerusalem Center for Biblical Studies, Israel, 1996. Educational Administrative and Teaching Experiences Adjunct Professor of Missions and Leadership at Myanmar Evangelical Graduate School of Theology (MEGST), Myanmar since Fall 2008 to PresentAssociate Adjunct Professor of Graduate School of Theology at Global University, Springfield, MO, USA 1996-present.Professor and Director of M.A. Missions Program and taught Leadership and Missions courses for M.A./M.Div./D.Min. courses at Oral Roberts University (2006-2008)Dean of Students and Professor of Missions/Leadership at Asia Pacific T...

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