Dignitaries with children of BMSCH Kohima on December 14.
Kohima, December 16 (MExN): The Bright Morning Star Children Home (BMSCH) Kohima has celebrated its 10th Foundation Day with Alongti Ao, OSD to Nagaland’s Higher Education & Tribal Affairs minister Temjen Imna Along as the special guest on December 14.
This Home, located at Perizie colony, Kohima is run by (IW) Charitable Society founded by Abi Angami.
(IW) Charitable Society is an NGO working for the welfare of less privilege children, women and elderly people.
Gracing the occasion, Alongti maintained that the children are very talented and smart and they should continue to use their talents to glorify God.
He also encouraged the children to do well in every field and consider themselves lucky to be in the hands of dedicated mentors.
Alongti also appreciated the management for their hard work and for making the home accessible for children in need from all parts of Nagaland.
Nagaland’s Urban Development and Municipal Affairs Advisor Dr Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire also delivered a short speech. We should always aim to start from a humble beginning and not rush to get everything, he said.
Abi Angami expressed gratitude to all the well wishers and supporters for being part of this home.
Alenuo Angami, Superintendent BMSCH shared about the initial struggles and quoted the Bible verse, “With man this is impossible but with God all things are possible (Mathew 19:26).”
“It is because of God's grace alone the home was able to reach this milestone,” she maintained.
She acknowledged all the people who supported the Home since the inception till date while appreciating her team of hard working staff, past and present for their dedications towards the ministry and the children in particular.
Children performed songs, cultural dance and testimony was delivered by Medongunuo, Thepfulhoutuo and Nyimangmongsen.
The function was chaired by Watisenla. Rokuovizo Chupuo advisor IDEAL (IW) Charitable Society invoked God's blessing. Kehousilie Angami, Advisor IDEAL ( IW) Charitable Society proposed a special prayer for the ministry while benediction was pronounced by Amongla.
