Tsiese Basa (Kohima), 26 November: The three-day-long crusade on “Prayer Time for the Naga Nation,” held at Tsiese Basa, Kohima, since 24 November, successfully concluded today with spiritual feedings and healings.
Addressing the congregation, Preacher and Advisor, Council of Christian Revival Churches Nagaland (CCRCN) Nini Sekhose emphasized the importance of living in the Word of God and its scriptures. Stressing the value of God’s voice and the scriptures, she stated that transformation in the everyday lives of humanity prevails and opens ways for salvation.
Imparting wisdom on the crusade theme, “But some seeds fell in good soil and produced corns. Some produced a hundred grains, others sixty and others thirty” (Matt. 13:8), she described seeds as the Word of God. She urged the congregation to value the Word of God and the scriptures enshrined in the Holy Bible, so that transformation prevails and salvation follows.
As long as humans live by the Word of God, prosperity shall flourish, she added, emphasizing that the Word of God and its scriptures should be valued and honored at any cost to continue walking in the path of salvation.
Earlier, the worship service was led by Kuchonelu Soho, Women Secretary, Phek Village Baptist Church. The invocation prayer was offered by Ahokhe Zhimomi, Prayer Chairman, Ebenezer Prayer Centre (EPC), and the Bible passage was read by Thejavinuo Khro. The worship service was enriched with special numbers presented by Thejavinuo, Chieli Kro-u, URCR Dairy Farm New Reserve Colony Choir.
Methaneilie, with his solo presentation, drew the congregation closer with clapping hands and praising God in high volume. Several prayer points were observed for the Naga nations and were viewed as immensely blessed by all the congregations.
Extending gratitude to all the participants, EPC Chairperson Gloria Pienyü further expressed thanks to the host and family Visasielie Suohu. She also thanked all the anointed speakers and expressed optimism that more crusades of this kind will happen under God’s guidance.