DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 14 (MExN): “Impact Chumukedima 2014”, a two-day crusade jointly organized by Chumukedima Area Baptist Pastors’ Fellowship (CABPF) and Asia Soul Winners under the theme “Behold, I will do a new thing” will commence Saturday evening at Chumukedima local ground.
The organizers including speakers of the crusade, Rev. Allan Chan, director of SEED Ministries, Singapore, and Rev. G Khing, director, Asia Soul Winners, at a brief interaction with the media, expressed optimism that the crusade would transform and impact lives of people of Chumukedima, including the large number of police personnel residing inside NAPTC.
Rev. Khing said they were encouraged to organize more “impact crusades” after the first crusade at Tuensang town held in January this year, transformed hundreds of lives. He also informed that after Chumukedima, the third “Impact” crusade would be held at Pangsha (April 17-21), where Myanmarese nationals including Nagas on the other side of the Indo-Myanmar border would be attending.
Rev. Allan Chan, who first came to Nagaland in 2003 and has worked with Naga churches on many occasions termed his present visit as the “decision of God.” Rev. Chan was of the view that the “Lord” was shifting focus on Asia from the west as thousands of souls were being “harvested” and saved everyday in the great continent. He also said Nagas are a “chosen people” of God and that they have a significant role to play in spreading the Gospel to the unreached.
Convenor, organizing committee of “Impact Chumukedima 2014”, Rev. Manen and president CABPF, pastor Zakaria, and pastors of other local churches in Chumukedima also attended the interaction.
