FNBA resolves to promote peace and unity among Nagas, urging an end to tribal divisions at Naga Prayer Summit 2026
DIMAPUR — The Fellowship of Naga Baptist Association (FNBA) has resolved to work towards restoring peace and unity among the Nagas, stressing that tribal identity should not become a basis for division in Naga society.
The resolution was adopted at the Naga Prayer Summit 2026, organised by the FNBA, where the fellowship expressed concern over the prevailing realities of Naga society and committed itself to praying and working collectively towards peace and unity, the Resolution Committee, FNBA, stated in a press release.
Recalling the prayer of Jesus Christ, “that they may be all one”, the FNBA affirmed that Nagas are one in Christ and one by blood, and stated that there should be no distinction based on tribal identity, which it said fragments the social fabric of Naga society.
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As part of its resolutions, the FNBA committed to organising prayer meetings from time to time to promote the restoration of peace and unity among the Nagas.
It also resolved to continue its mission of bringing together various churches and associations across states for the extension of God's Kingdom.
The FNBA expressed gratitude to Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur, for hosting the Naga Prayer Summit 2026. It also thanked the speaker, Rev. Dr. Wati Aier, prayer leaders and all participants for their time and commitment towards the Nagas and their faith in the living God.