Meyu ChangkiriIts natural for little children to ask for things - new toys, sweets, clothes - without understanding the value of money or where it comes from. I remember one such moment vividly: a small yet sig
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Vikiho KibaI. Introduction: Shadows that Cast Long Burdens. In Nagaland, every household, whether in bustling towns or remote villages, silently bears a weight not codified in law, not consented to by vote, and-
(A reflection on faith, identity and the unfinished task of building a Christ-centered society in Nagaland)Bendangliba AndrewNagaland for Christ is more than a phrase. It is a declaration that carries with it d
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Vikiho KibaIntroduction: When the Mob Becomes the Moral Compass. In classical democratic theory, majority rule confers political legitimacy, but what happens when it supplants ethical discernment? In Nagalands
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Liba HopesonSenapatiMany Christians today believe that Jesus taught about the rapture in Matthew 24—a moment when believers will suddenly disappear and be taken to heaven, while unbelievers are left behind to
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Rev John IshmaelBangalore In Revelation chapter 11, the apostle John was given a new assignment to measure the temple and the altar. Until now, John saw, listened and learned. But now, he is commanded to d
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Menkato V AwomiToluvi VillageGod is perfect in all His ways. He is never wrong, and His Word is eternal truth. As it is written, The word of our God stands forever (Isaiah 40:8). But we, as humans, are not perf
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Meyu ChangkiriA minister is not merely an employee of the church. He is a servant of Christ, accountable ultimately to God. According to Scripture, a minister is not someone hired to fulfill a set of tasks like
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(Naga Christian Fellowship Shillong Married Couples Retreat 2025)Meyu ChangkiriRecently, my wife and I had the joy of attending a wedding in Mokokchung. It was a beautiful ceremony - a reminder of the sacrednes
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Bendangliba AndrewNot long ago, I attended a Sunday service at a well-known church. The atmosphere was welcoming, the music was well-organized and the sermon was thoughtful and clear. Everything about the servi
Menkato V Awomi Toluvi DimapurIts truly inspiring and deeply humbling to witness the steadfast, unshakable faith of many genuine, born-again believers and worshippers of Jesus across mainland India. Despit-
Meyu ChangkiriIn one of the book reading sessions with pastor friends, I came across a statement by C. S. Lewis. He wrote: God is no fonder of intellectual slackers than of any other slackers. If you are thinki
Meyu ChangkiriA fathers legacy is not measured by wealth, fame, or accolades. It is built in the quiet, faithful moments of life - in prayer, in sacrifice, in presence.Legacy Passed DownMy grandfather, Chujangp-
Isaiah Newme Sdb,Theologian of Kristu Jyoti College, Bengaluru"A religion without mystery is not a religion," says Joseph de Maistre, a French Philosopher.Have you ever tried to explain something so mysterious,
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Vikiho KibaIntroduction: Fatherhood Beyond Flesh The radical assertion that "the first father was never born" defies the prevailing scientific orthodoxy and philosophical naturalism of our times. It rejects the
Meyu ChangkiriThe day after Mothers Day, my wife and I visited the elderly mothers who were unable to attend the churchs Mothers Day Service. Some of them had physical limitations that kept them homebound, and-
Vikiho KibaIntroduction: Dr. Zakir Naiks critique of Christianity often relies on rhetorical flair rather than reasoned analysis. Beneath the surface of confident assertions lies a pattern of philosophical inco
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This article is drawn from a sermon delivered by Rev Vemuriyi Vadeo, Pastor of Naga Christian Fellowship, Shillong, during the 23rd Conference of the Changki Theological Fellowship, held in Shillong from May 27
Meyu ChangkiriEach month, a group of pastor friends gathers in the Naga Christian Fellowship Shillong Pastors office for a time of shared learning, encouragement, and spiritual refreshment through book reading.-
Jo AngamiKohimaI stand at the cusp of my mid-twenties. Between the ages 7-13, I hoped that I'd grow up quickly, overcome my vices: my short-temper, my unwillingness to share my stuff, to say important, witty, u
