Fellowship of Naga Baptist Associations urges Naga churches across the region to participate in the Naga Prayer Summit 2026 on November 10-11 at Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur.
DIMAPUR — The Fellowship of Naga Baptist Associations (FNBA) has appealed to Naga churches across the region to participate in the Naga Prayer Summit 2026, scheduled for November 10 and the 11th at Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur, on the theme “Oneness in Christ.”
In an appeal to pastors, church leaders and believers, the fellowship said the summit was being convened as a call for the Naga Church to collectively seek God’s guidance at a critical time. It urged churches to participate not merely as spectators but as “intercessors” praying for the present and future of the Naga people.
The fellowship highlighted concerns over the Naga political situation, divisions within Naga society, religious freedom, moral and social challenges, and the spiritual condition of the Church.
It also called for prayer for peace, reconciliation and unity among Nagas across Nagaland, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Myanmar and elsewhere.
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Particular concern was expressed over challenges facing children and youth, including addiction, unemployment, digital and cultural influences, identity crises and weakening family and spiritual formation.
The appeal also called for repentance, spiritual revival, mission and evangelism, as well as God’s guidance concerning the Naga political aspiration.
Emphasising that the summit does not belong to any particular church, tribe, association or organisation, the fellowship urged every Naga church to be represented.
“Let us not wait for a crisis to teach us to pray. Let us pray now. Let every church be represented. Let every heart be burdened. Let the Naga Church arise in prayer,” it stated.