Sound engineering training concludes at Sumi Baptist Churches Association Aizuto

Published on May 6, 2025

Lima Lemtur demonstrating sound techniques during a two-day sound engineering training at SBAK Aizuto on May 6.

AIZUTO — The Christian Education Department (CED) of the Sumi Baptist Churches Association (SBAK) Aizuto, in collaboration with Sound Wave Studio, Mokokchung, successfully concluded a two-day sound engineering training programme on the theme “Sound for Jesus” on May 6 in Zunheboto town.
The initiative, attended by 43 participants, aimed at equipping youth with skills to manage church sound systems, ensuring seamless and serene worship services.
Lima Lemtur, assistant professor at Nagaland Bible College and proprietor of Sound Wave Studio, Mokokchung, who was the instructor and course facilitator, imparted comprehensive training on sound techniques and management.
“This programme was designed to meet the needs of worship services while enhancing sound engineering skills among Sumi church youth,” Lemtur said, emphasising its role in fostering technical proficiency for spiritual settings.

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On the first day, Rev. Dr. Daniel Chishi, executive secretary of SBAK Aizuto, attended the event and urged the participants to master in sound engineering techniques.
Illika, secretary of Christian Education, and Zhetoli Ahoshe, coordinator, highlighted the training’s significance for children’s leaders, who rely on quality sound and music to engage young worshippers through songs and choreography.
“Smooth sound systems help children love worshipping the Lord,” they noted, underscoring the broader impact on youth ministry.
The training was part of CED’s broader vision to empower church communities.
Meanwhile, the department has informed about the upcoming integrated course in Christian education scheduled from May 6 to the 10th. It is aimed at equipping Sunday school leaders with theological knowledge and psychological insights to prepare them for educating generation beta children.