Mid-America Chin Christian Fellowship (USA): A Voi 4nk Civui Program

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MID-AMERICA CHIN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
USA


A Voi 4nk Civui Caanhmannak
(Muscatine,Iowa) 
Hosted by Iowa Chin Baptist Church (Columbus Junction, Iowa)

August 30- September 02, 2013


August 30, 2013 (Friday)

Ningani Zaan Pumhnak (08:00pm-10:00pm)

† Hla Hruaitu (Praise and Worship): MACCF Mino
† Pumh Hruaitu                      : ZICC Chairman (Colubus Junction, IA)
† Hramthawk Thlacamtu        : CCBC Chairman (Chicago, IL)
† Zapi Hla                               : Khrihfa Hla Bu No. 185
† Thawngthanhnak le Midonnak: MACCF  le Inntek

† Hlasaknak                           : QCBC            
† MACCF Caah Sapesial Thlacamnak: Rev. Lawm Cung Nung
† Donnak Hlaremh                 : ICBC Mino (Inntek)
† Thawhlawm Kholhnak
·       Khawltu                        : MCC (Idaho), MCBC, WCCF, ZICC (Chairman Hna)
·       Hlasaknak (Solo)         : MCC (Twin Fall, Idaho) le DCED (Des Moines, IA)
·       Chaw Aptu : GCCCF Chairman

† Hlaremh                              : WCCF (Waterloo, IA)
† Thawngṭha Chimnak           : Pastor David Hrang Tiam (LCC)
† Thluachuah Thangthatnak Hla (Dir Bu In)
† Thluachuah Peknak            : Rev.  Ro Sang

August 31, 2013 (Saturday)

Zing Cawnpiaknak (07:00am-09:00am)

·       Group 1: A Lamkip Thancho Kan Herhnak Kong (The Importance Of Holistic Development by Pastor Chan Thawng Lian,
·      Group 2: Khrihfa Nunphung (Christian Ethics) by Rev. Lal Pek Lian

(Note: Cawnpiaknak a dih in celhzuamnak lei ah kal a si lai.)

August 31, 2013 (Saturday)

Nirukni Zaan Pumhnak (08:00pm-10:00pm)

† Hla Hruaitu (Praise and Worship): MACCF Mino
† Pumh Hruaitu                        : MCBC Chairman (Milwaukee, WI)
† Hramthawk Thlacamtu          : Pu Ngun Thawng
† Zapi Hla                                 : Khrihfa Hla Bu No. 61
† Thawngthanhnak                   : MACCF

† Hlasaknak                              : CCBC (Chicago) & UCCC (Wheaton)
† Forhfialnak Biatawi                 : Rev. Ro Sang           
† MACCF Caah Sapesial Thlacamnak: Pastor G. Dar Lian
† Hlasaknak : WCCF (Waterloo) & ZICC (Columbus Junction)
† Thawhlawm Kholhnak
·       Khawltu : CCBC, QCBC, UCCC, ICBC (Chairman Hna)
·       Hlasaknak : LCC (Moline) & MCBC (Milwaukee)
·       Chaw Aptu : Pu Tum Cem (MACCF Advisor)

† Hlaremh                              : DCEC (Des Moines)
† Thawngṭha Chimnak            : Pastor Chan Thawng Lian          
                                              (MACCF President)
† Zapi Hla (Dir Bu In)            : Khrihfa Hla Bu No.153
† Thluachuah Peknak            : Rev. Lawm Cung Nung


September 01, 2013(Sunday)

Zing Cawnpiaknak (08:00am-10:00pm)

† Cawnpiaknak le cawnpiaktu hna cu Zarhteni zinglei bantuk tein a si lai.

September 01, 2013(Sunday)

Zarhpi Ni Pumhnak (12:30pm-03:00pm)

† Hla Hruaitu (Praise and Worship): MACCF Mino
† Pumh Hruaitu                      : Pastor Danny Bawi Thianhlun
                              (MACCF Secretary)
† Hramthawk Thlacamtu        : ICBC Chairman
† Zapi Hla                              : Khrihfa Hla Bu No. 187
† Thawngthanhnak                : MACCF

† Hlaremh Zuamnak               : UCCC, ICBC, MCBC
† MACCF Caah Sapesial Thlacamnak: Rev. Lawm Cung Nung
† Hlaremh Zuamnak               : CCBC, LCC, ZICC
† Thawhlawm Kholhnak
·       Khawltu : Pu Lian Uk Thang, Pu Tawk Za Lian,
               Pu Tum Cem, Pu San Aung
·       Hlasaknak: Tv. A Thang & Pu Zung Hei
·       Chaw Aptu : Pastor Phun Tling

† Hlaremh Zuamnak              : QCBC, WCCF, DCEC
† Thawngṭha Chimnak           : Rev. Lal Pek Lian (Hakha)
† Zapi Hla (Dir Bu In)            : Khrihfa Hla Bu No. 388
† Thluachuah Peknak            : Rev. Lal Pek Lian

 September 01, 2013(Sunday)


Zarhpi Ni  Zaan Pumhnak (08:00pm-10:00pm)

† Praise & Worship: MACCF Mino
† Caan hruaitu: Pastor Chan Thawng Lian (MACCF President)
† MACCF Hruaitu Thar Thluachuah Hal Piaknak: Rev. Lal Pek Lian

Fianternak: Zarhpini zaan cu hlasaknak in caanhman a si lai. Khrihfabu cio in group song a si ah, solo a si ah,  hla fung 1 lawng sak a si  lai. Music tum tu cu mah le khrihfabu cio in mah le band cio nih tum piak a si lai. A karlak tete ah forhfialnak biatawi chimnak a um lai. A tanglei bantukin a si lai.

Forhfialnak Biatawi Chimtu Hna
1.      Rev. Lawm Cung Nung
2.      Pu Tawk Za Lian
3.      Pastor Danny Bawi Thianhlun
(Fianternak: Minung pakhat nih minutes 5 tang chim a si lai.)

† Donghnak Thluachuah Peknak: Rev. Ro Sang


September 02, 2013(Monday)

Celhzuamnak peh a si lai. A dih in laksawng peknak kan ngei beh lai. Thlacamnak tein kan civui lentecelhnak ngol a si lai.

A Herhmi Hmunhma Hna
======================

Khual Phanhnak & Rawl Ei-Din Nak
Spring  Valley Bible Camp
2858 180th Street,
Muscatine, Iowa 52761
Website : www.springvalleycamp.org/

Riahnak
Location 1: Super 8 Hotel
2900 N Hwy 61
Muscatine, Iowa 52761
www.super8.com/hotel Muscatine

Location 2: Travelodge Inn & Suites
2402 Park Ave
Muscatine, Iowa 52761
www.travelodge.com/Muscatine

Pumhnak
YMCA
1823 Logan Street,
Muscatine, Iowa 52761
www.muscatiney.org

Celh Zuamnak
Muscatine Community School District
2705A Cedar Street
Muscatine, Iowa 52761
www.muscatineschools.org

A Herhmi Dothlatnak
Pu Biak Cin Thang
(Phone: 319 212 8618) 



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