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Council of Nagalim Churches to hold prayer and fasting for national workers

Published on May 9, 2025

By EMN

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  • DIMAPUR — The Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC) has called for a seven-day special prayer and fasting programme for all the national workers from May 12 to the 18th.

  • In this regard, the CNC leadership has urged all the national workers across all units, regions and departments to participate in the week-long period of consecration and intercession, believing that fervent prayers, as in the past, could once again prevail.

  • The prayer and fasting on May 12 would be held from 7 am to 12 noon, while on May 13 from 7 am to sunset, May 14 from 7 am to 12 noon, May 15 from 7 am to sunset, May 16 from 7 am to12 noon, May 17 from 7 am to sunset and May 18 from 7 am to 12 noon.

  • All NSCN members are expected to take part in this spiritual discipline from their respective locations. Pastors and chaplains are encouraged to organise and lead the daily programmes according to their local context and convenience.

  • Some of the prayer points included confession for the forgiveness of personal and national sin; prayer for earliest conclusion of Indo-Naga peace process; Indian authorities and the Indian army for their integrity and peaceful resolution of the Indo-Naga political issue; collective leadership of the NSCN for divine guidance and wisdom; chief minister of Nagaland, state ministers, MLAs, MPs and all the elected leaders across the states to seek God's favour so that they may not fail and disappoint the people who elected them; steering committee members of NSCN to serve the nation with utmost sincerity and accountability; Naga civil society organisations, Hohos and human rights groups in Nagaland, Manipur, Assam, Arunachal and Myanmar that they may play their role to keep the Naga people live in unity; Naga army personnel on the frontlines; Naga tribes and public in Arunachal, Assam, Nagaland, Manipur and Myanmar among others.