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KHITUI GOSPEL SILVER JUBILEE Pawipi Nuamtak in kizo thei

Pasian phatna a kineih khit ciangin Rev. Thang Go Khup in hun apna thungen hi. Amah pen Sia Do Khup Tedim gam sung a vak theih nadingin PHALNA LAI a piapa ahi hi.

Rev. Hau Go Kham in Silver Jubilee KONGPI honna nei a, mutpuak leng khahkhiatna zong nei hi. Mutpuak lengte a mu kha penpenin Jubilee thupha a san theih nadingin sum bangzah hiam ciat tawh kilengsak hi.

“Dawn un Jesu min vangliatna” cih la a kisak kawmkawmin Evan. Langh Do Khup in a pianthak tunglai, a zawn mahmah laitak a, Singgial khua khung a, a phuh uh Singlamteh Sesing gil pua hi. Evan. Thang Khan Khen in Khitui Gospel Dialkhaipi tawi a, Singlamteh tawh a kikimin pai masa uh hi.

A nungthuapin Khitui Gospel pan mahin Evan. Lian Min Thang leh Evan. Cin Khaw Lian in Jubilee ZAM zawng uh hi.


A nungah Church Pastor Rev. Hau Go Kham leh Pastor 25 (Tuiphum, ZBCM, AG, RC leh pawlpi tuamtuam pan) in zui uh a, Pastorte nungah Khitui Gospel Innkuante, mipite in zui uh hi.

Singlamteh leh Dialkhaipi pulpit langkhat tuak ah kiphut a, pulpit mai ah ZAM puate ding uh hi. Pastor 25te in ZAM khatvei ciat tum uh hi. Tualaitakin pulpit mai a, meivak 25 a banban kitangsak diamdiam hi.

Pasian’ mizat ahi dingin Topa in Khitui Gospel tungtawnin sathau a nilh Evan. Nang Do Kap (Sia Naa Kap hong nusia khin) Evan. Tuan Kim Thang, Evan. Thang Khan Thawn, Rev. Langh Za Kapte sung panin Rev. Langh Za Kap leh Evan. Thang Khan Thawn in Khitui Gospelte Pasian in a zatna thu gen uh hi.

“Tuan a sinthu sut leng maw” cih la a kisak laitakin Khanlawhna lianpi khat tung ahih manin Evan. Langh Do Khup kapin leilakah bok hi. Pastorte pawlkhat zong pulpit kah to uh a, Khitui Gospelte thupha pia-in Singlamteh pua uh hi. Mi tampi kapin Topa tungah lungdam ko ciat uh hi.

Evan. Langh Do Khupte nupa kiten zawh kum 30 cinna hun tomno khat lungkim huai takin kizang hi.

Topa tungah lungdam kohna Bawng 5 leh Vok 5 kigo a, pawisim mipi 1000 valin ankuang um thei hi. Pastor teng Ngalsa tawh kituam vak ngiat hi.

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