Khulazu Bawe-Basa conducts combine gospel service

Youth presenting a choir during a combine gospel fellowship conducted at Ura Academy Hall on July 28. (Morung Photo)
 

Our Correspondent
Kohima | July 28

In an effort to have better relationship between the citizens of Khulazu Basa and Khulazu Bawe villages residing in Kohima, a combine gospel fellowship was conducted at Ura Academy Hall on July 28. 

The programme was organised by Khulazu Bawe-Basa Welfare Committee Kohima.

The primary aim was to uplift the welfare of the people and to have a better understanding between them, said convenor of the committee, Satahi Shijo.

Earlier, a sort of outdoor activities were conducted between these two villages.

Speaking on the occasion, Zhopota Rhakho, administrator of Oking Christian School, Kohima, emphasized on the importance of having fellowship together so as to strengthen one another spiritually, mentally, and emotionally.

As information technology advances, he felt that youngsters tend to spend maximum time in the visual world instead of spending time with parents and friends. Their outdoor activities are replaced by latest gadgets at hand, he observed; and cautioned them of obsessed with such lifestyle.

According to the administrator, people faced with problems because they do failed to maintain a personal relationship with God. 

He called upon the gathering to have a steadfast faith in the Lord and encourage one another in every possible.
Zühücho Resü, a senior citizen also exhorted during the programme. 

Stating that students’ life is just a few years affair, he asked them to work hard with full dedication, so as to compete with others in any field. He warned them of indulging in anti-social elements and advised them to be wise in their decisions. 
Learn to prioritize one's studies from various social activities, he added.

Choirs of Khulazu Basa and Khulazu Bawe presented special number during the programme. 
Around 500 members attended the event.