Nagaland Christian Revival Church (NCRC) women elder’s group organised a program to felicitate the only Lady Reverend of the NCRC, Beilieü Shüya, on October 26, at Angami Christian Revival Church, Dimapur.
Sharing about her experience in religion as well as in politics, Rev. Beilieü Shüya said that Nagas have been uniquely blessed by God and though it’s a small nation it stands up to the mighty nation of India.
She spoke about the importance of wearing traditional costumes and language. She further encouraged the gathering quoting from the book of 2 Timothy 1:7.
Delivering welcome address, NCRC president and pastor of Angami CRC Dimapur, Rev. Dr. N. Paphino mentioned that NCRC has been able to grow and expand in the last few years to encompass not only India but eight other foreign countries thus making the NCRC an international organization. He further thanked the organizers, NCRC Women Elders Group for organizing the programme.
Presidents of the various NCRC Women organizations gave greetings.
Detail history of the formation of NCRC women organizations in Nagaland was highlighted by Krosano from Angami Women organization where she mentioned that Angami Christian Revival Women Association was 53 years old starting from 1963.
She informed that late Khrieviü Sekhose was the founder president of the association along with vice chairman Neikienuo, Asa secretary and Dzobvunuo (Treasurer). She also spoke about the contribution of Rev. Beilieü towards evangelism efforts of the ACRWA.
On behalf of Mokokchung division women association, Sumi NCRC women association, Lotha women and Nagamese CRC women association association, Asangla Jamir, Tokheli Assumi, Jotano, Azieü Sekhose shared their positive experiences with Rev. Beilieü respectively while
Rev. Yagwelie Shüya spoke on behalf of family as well as Angami council advisory board where he thanked the organizers for organizing the program.
Earlier the programme was chaired by Chakhroma Christian Revival Church Women’s Association (CCRCWA) president and garden mission church associate Pastor, Nini Sekhose. Sekhose informed that Rev. Beilieü Shüya joined the NCRC during the mid 1970’s after receiving the Holy Spirit baptism from Chathe Prayer Centre, Dimapur.
Altogether 200 NCRC elders and believers attended the service.
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