Our Correspondent
Kohima | July 25
Flames of Fire Baptist Church Kohima along with like-minded Christian leaders will be holding Nagaland School of Deliverance programme at APO Hall, Phoolbari, Kohima from July 27 to 31 under the theme ‘The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me… to set the captives free…’ (Isa.61:1).
Highlighting the objective of the School, Flames of Fire Baptist Church Kohima Pastor Rukuolhoulie Solo said that ‘satanism’ or ‘devil worship’ is growing like “wild-fire” among the youth in Nagaland and it is posing a “danger” not only to the family but also to the society and the state.
He said the objective of Nagaland School of Deliverance is to solve the problem of “satanic worshippers” in the state.
Addressing a press conference here at Season’s Café, Solo said that since the numbers of “satanic worshippers” are increasing in manifold while those fighting to deliver are less, the Nagaland School of Deliverance would be imparting training to those willing and interested to know and work in bringing the “satanic worshippers” back to Jesus Christ.
He said the reason behind the said practice is “fame and popularity” or to “take revenge” among the others, while also affirming “satanism does exist in the Naga society and therefore there is the need to involve and teach more people on how to deal with such persons.”
Meanwhile, it was informed that the Nagaland School of Deliverance would be an annual event.
He claimed that there are “more than 5000 satanic worshippers in the state,” in the form of “individual and organization satanic worshippers.”
Avi Yongo also said “love and care” is the best way out for those involved in ‘satanism’ as teenagers and youths who do not get love and care at home are the ones mostly involved in “such activities.”
The five-day long programme will cover topics on “Believer’s Authority,” “Symptoms of Demonization,” “Signpost for Diagnosis,” “Biblical Theology of Deliverance,” “History of Deliverance Ministry,” Generational Curses, Occult Fantasy & Deliverance,” “Inner Healing,” “Procedures and Agents in/for Deliverance,” “Qualities of a Counselor in Deliverance,” “Doorway to Demons,” “Demonization, Demon Possession & Devil Worship: A Discernment,” “Prayer and Deliverance,” “Practical Suggestions for Deliverance Sessions,” “Freedom Lifestyle: Post Deliverance” and “Prepare for War.”
Speakers include Pastor Rukuolhoulie Solo, Flames of Fire Baptist Church Kohima, Avi Yongo, RHEMA Tulsa, Oklahoma USA, Mezhiisevi Zutso, joint secretary, Literature NCRC and Rev. Azahto Kiba, pastor, New Life Church Kohima.
The service leaders will include Mohan Singh, Renchumi Kire, Longshithung Khuvung, and Yongjung Lee. Gospel service will also be part of the progarmme.
Meanwhile, the organizers extended invitation to schools/colleges and all interested persons to join the programme.
