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David Kham Tangthu

Pianna
Buan khua a om Pa Thual Zam leh Nu Do Khaw Nuamte sung pan piang unau pasal 3 leh numei 3 sungah nau lai hi dingin 1966 kum Nov.23 ni-in hong piang khia hi. A min pen Nang Suan Kham hi a, David Kham ci-in kithei tang pen hi. A nu leh pa in Pasian thu tawh pattahin thucin thutang a genpih thei zel uh hi. Mi zahkai thei mahmah mi khat hi a, inn sung ahi zongin biakinnah ahi zongin thungetna, lasaknate-ah kihel mengmeng ngam lo hi. Kum 18 a phak dongin mi muhna-ah la sa ngam ngei nai lo hi. A neu lai-in a pa in la sa dingin sawl thei zel a, a zum manin sak nop lohna-in nei zawsop hi. A neu lai-in a khan’gual te’n simmawh lua-in, sang pan a kap sa-in inn tung den hi. A nu leh pate in “Ka ta aw, tu laitaka hong vuavuate maisak lel in Pasian in ni dang ciangin hong lamto ding hi. Kuakua in bangbang hong bawl zongin thuk kik ngei kei in” ci-in a nu leh pate in hehnem zel hi.

Pilna lam
A nu leh pate deihsakna tawh 1988 kum in Tan 10 ong hi. 1994 kumin piangthak hi. A nu leh pate thu man’na ci-in ut lopipi-in kumpi na semin kum 1994-1998 dong kum 4 sung State Law Office, Haka-ah om hi. Kumpi na a sep sungin Ciimnuai Christian Fellowshipah Lapawl makai semin Pasian thu sungah lawp mahmah hi. 1997 kumin Pasian sapna ngah ahih manin 1998 kum April kha panin Yangonah Lai Siangtho sang kah dingin pai hi. 1999-2003 sungin Evangel Bible College panin B.A. (Theology) a zo hi. A zawh ciangin Word of Hope Pawlpi-ah khangno makai (Youth Director) sem suak hi.

Zi neihna
June 16, 2005 ni-in Siapi Lamh Za Cin tanu Lia Neam Kang tawh siangtho kitenna nei uh a, ta nei nai loin Yangonah amah omin a lawmnu Tedimah Education Office-ah nasemin om hi. A sung pa Sia Lamh Za Cin pen Tedimah District Education Officer ahi hi.

La tawh kisai nasepna
Tan 10 a kah ciangin zum pipi mahin mite lakah lasak leh laphuah hong kipan hi. Love song dawng 40 bang phuak masa hi. 1992 kum ciangin a ngaihsutna hong kilaihin, love song leh leitung late phuak nawn loin Pasian la phuak ding hoih zaw cih ngaihsunin lungdamna late gelh hong kipan hi. A la phuahte Pasian ii sathau nilhna tawh TBA gam sung teng hong kizel pah hi. 1994 kumin Khitui Gospelte a zuihna panin piangthakin 22.6.1994 zan nai 12 hunin Kha Siangtho baptize-na a ngah hi. 1996 kum April kha panin khanlawhna la phuah hong kipan hi. A la phuak khempeuh 300 val ta ding hi. A laphuahte lakah khanlawhna la tam pen a, “Anglai-ah ka pom” cih bang pen Praise and Worship la-in kilim zat mahmah hi. “Topa hoih hi, Topa Lian hi” “Thuman Puanpi,” leh Itna Pasian” cihte kideih phadiak hi. Gospel Series 14 sungah kihel khin a, VCD zaihna leh ZOMUS makaihna tawh Khuado Pawi zatna-ah zong kihel zel hi. David Kham late in mun leh gam nei loin Pasian in zang a, Kawl, Kayin, Kachin, Falam, Matu, Mindat, Thado, Vaiphei, Hmar leh Paihte pau tawh kilet kikin khanlawhna lapi dingin Topa in sathau nilhsak hi.

Kum 2006 panin nasepna “Zomi Revival Songs Ministry” ci-in phuan a, la khui bawlin “Sian Deih Zai Nem” kici 2007 kumin khui pen 3000 a thohkhia hi.

Ama genna panin ni dangin Guiter pen “Dah Khuang” kici a, tangval gina lote zat ding bekin kingaihsun hi. Tu hun ciangin tua bang hi nawn loin Guitar lo tawh biakna kipia thei nawn loin, khuang, lamna leh limna tawh kiphat ta hi. La in mite lungsim lawngin, kikhelsakin, khitui luangsakin, khangno tampi in kikhelna nei hi ci-in gen hi.

(Hih thu pen Nov.12, 2007 ni a ama tangthu a gelhna lehNov.21, 2007 ni a Shillongah ka holimna uh pana kikaikhawm ahi hi)

Rev. Gin Khan Nang

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