Integrated course on Christian education at Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu Aizuto concludes

Adaha Kayina, Sanwibou Daimai and Lima Lemtur along with the participants during an integrated course on Christian Education at TRC Hall, Aizuto, on May 10.

• AIZUTO — A five-day integrated course in Christian education, organised by the Christian Education department of Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu (SBAK) Aizuto, concluded on May 10 at the Sumi Christian Centre, Aizuto.
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• The programme, designed to train aspiring children’s leaders, was aimed at equipping participants with biblical knowledge and practical skills to nurture young believers in their churches and homes.
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• The course instructors namely Adaha Kayina, director of Christian Education Fellowship (CEF) of India, Dehradun, and Sanwibou Daimai, director of CEF of India North Eastern States, guided the participants through a comprehensive syllabus covering Bible doctrine survey, biblical expositions and the dignity of labour.

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• Lima Lemtur, assistant professor and proprietor of Sound Wave Studio, Mokokchung, complemented the training with a session on managing and utilising church sound systems to enhance worship experiences.
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• Lemtur emphasised the course’s purpose, stating, “It is designed to equip believers to educate children in true biblical knowledge rooted in Christ, so that they grow to reflect His character. Participants are prepared to be faithful Bible teachers in their churches and homes.”
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• The training sought to foster spiritual growth and practical skills for child education within the Sumi Baptist community.
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• The course was successfully conducted under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Daniel Chishi, SBAK executive secretary, and dedicated staff of SBAK.
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• The course culminated with a closing service held on May 10 at TRC Hall, Aizuto, where trainees showcased their God-given talents.
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• Rev. Vitoshe Aye, mission secretary of SBAK, delivered an exhortation, while Illika, Christian education secretary, distributed certificates to the participants.
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• Meanwhile, SBAK has decided to collaborate with training institutes to offer co-curricular skill programmes in tailoring, beauty and wellness, carpentry and mechanics.
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• “These initiatives will empower candidates to serve the Lord while becoming self-reliant,” the association stated, highlighting its vision to blend spiritual growth with practical livelihoods.