Illinois Senthang Christian Fellowship A Voi 1nk Khrismas (USA)

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Illinois Senthang Christian Fellowship
Wheaton, USA

A Voi 1nk ISCF Khrismas Tuahnak
A Ni: December 08, 2012
A Hmun: Pu Fung Ling Inn (Glendale Heights, USA)


Saya Saa Hoe nih thawngtha a kan chimh. Saya Saa Hoe nih Zaṭhal khua i Tipi Khrihfabu ah siseh, Malaysia Senthang Christian Fellowship ah siseh, caantling pastor a kan ṭuan piak balmi a si. Atu cu Wheaton  khua ah a innchungkhar he khua an sa. ISCF nih a cungah lawmhnak chim cawk lo kan ngei. Hmailei zongah kan i bochan dingmi kan saya pakhat a si.

A rak chuah khomi hi Chicago in siseh, Wheaton le Milwaukee in siseh minung 100 deng kan si lai tiah ruahnak a um. Kum 16 in a chung lei hi minung 60 tluk kan si i ngakchia he cun 100 deng kan si men lai tiah ka ruah.  Illinois peng ummi Senthang ah inn a kan cawk piak khomi hi Pu Fung Ling te chung lawnglawng an si. Pu Fung Ling le Syama Ci Hliang hi Senthang a daw taktakmi an si i inn an cawk kaa in hihin ni tiang chiatni ah siseh, ṭhatni ah siseh, zalong tein an inn le lo in a kan hman ter. Bawipa nih fapa rosung 2 a pek hna. Bawipa nih thluachuahnak pe chin ko hna seh.

A dirmi hi lei in theihternak ka rak tuah lai. A dirmi hi- Saya Saa Hoe, a ṭhumi angki rang le neck tie naak hi atu lio ISCF Chairman Pu Za Hnin a si. Kawlram an umnak khua cu Kyarinn a si i Malaysia Senthang Christian Fellowship zongah caan saupi pa caan taktak ah rian a rak ṭuan balmi a si. Chicago ah innchungkhar he khua an sau. Suit naak mi le red tie a hrukmi hi Pu Mang Lian Sang a si i amah zong hi atulio Senthang Family of North America ah president a kan ṭuan piak lio mi a si. Malaysia SCF a rak dir khawhnak ding caah fak piin thazaang a rak chuah i pa can taktak ah a rak dir ve mi a si. Chicago ah innchungkhar in khuasa ve mi a si. Lai coat he a ṭhumi hi a cunglei i ka chim cangmi inntek pa Pu Fung Ling (Abraham pa, Syama Ci Hliang-darling) cu a si. Glendale Heights ah an um i mi toidor ngaingai mi an si i kan i bochan taktak mi kan u le an si.
Sofa ki te i a ṭang cung lawng a langmi hi Pu Van Biak Lian a si i a kehlei hi a ṭhumi khi a ngeihchunte an nu a si. Pu Van Biak Lian hi atulio ISCF ah siseh, SFNA ah siseh, chungṭuan (Secretary) dirhmun in rian a kan ṭuan piaktu a si. Mino a si nain Malaysia Senthang tuanbia ah siseh, SFNA tuanbia ah siseh, zanghleicawi in pum an pemi a si. Bawipa nih fanu pakhat le pafa pakhat a pek hna. Ka ni tlum deuh hna lo caah luhnak innka pawng le kalnak zongah kan thu pah hna.

Senthang leng le vaal rual hna nih lungthin tak in Pathian an thangṭhat lio. 

ISCF ah ringawn tumtu (Musicians) Pa Thla Uk (Guitarist) le Nu Jasmine Par (Pianist)  an si ko hih. 

A hmai i blue tie le angki rang hi Milwaukee in a nau le minung 11 he a rak kan telpimi Salai Thawng Tin Uk a si. Malaysia SCF zongah miphun caah fake piin rian a rak ṭuan balmi a si. Tlangval a si rih nain bochan mi pakhat a si.

Pumhnak a dih hnu ah kan rak i ken cio mi laksawng thlennak tuah a si. Kan i nuam ngaingai. Laksawng he inn ah kan tin cio hna.

Laksawng thlennak cu Pu Mang Lian Sang (Mai Mai Pa) le Syama Ci Hliang (Abraham nu) nih a kan hruai.

LaksawngPumh dih ah a bu in hmanthlaknak kan ngei. Rual chuankhinnak tuanvo a kan lak piaktu hna a cheu khat le hmanthlatu cheu khat a ni tel kho lo. Tutan a voi 1nk ISCF Khrismas cu zing he zaan he rawl hrawm ti nak kan ngei kho hna. Pu Za Hnin le Pu Van Biak Lian te innchungkhar nih vok in a kan don piak. Bawipa tu nih thluachuahnak pe chin ko hna seh.

USA khuasa mi Senthang mi nih tuanbia kan tial tik ah santlaihnak um te seh ti saduhthahnak he ka tialmi a si.

Danny Bawi Thianhlun
Chicago, USA





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