Rochester Chin Christian Church: Church Building Dedication & Opening Ceremony (May 03, 2015)

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Rochester Chin Christian Church
104 Wheatland Center Rd.
Churchville, NY 14428
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PATHIAN nih
Rochester Genesee Region Of American Baptist Churches USA
hmang in thluachuahnak an pek mi hna
Biakinn Thar Luhnak Le Apnak
(Church Building Dedication & Opening Ceremony)
cu May 03, 2015 ah tuah a si. 

RCCC Mino Nih Thangthatnak Hla Saknak Ah Hla Dawhdawh In A Kan Hruai Lio Asi. 
RCCC Church Pastor Peter Naing Nih Pumh A Kan Hruai. Mi ṭha mi nunnem le zohchunhtlak pastor asi. 
 NYCCF Chungtel Khrihfabu Hna Five Stars Unau Nih Kan Tel Pi Khawh Hna. 
RCCC Musicians Pawl le SCCC Lei In A Ra Khomi Kan Unau Cheukhat An Si. 
 Rem Rem Pa Nih Khrihfa Hla Bu An Kan Hruai.
 Pastor Danny Bawibikthawng (Church Pastor, Albany Chin Christian Church) Nih Lawmh Pi Nak Biatawi A Chim.
ACCC Lei In Laksawng Le Lawmh Pi Nak Roca An Pek Lio. Pu Kap Luai (Chairman, ACCC) le Pu Dar Vung Nih An Pek I RCCC Chairman Pu Biak Ceu Ling Nih A Cohlan. 
 Rev. Roben Lawm Bik Nih Lawmh Pi Nak Biatawi A Chim Dih Hnu Ah SCCC Secretary Nih An Rak I Kenmi Laksawng Cu RCCC Chairman Sin Ah A Pek.
 Lai Baptist Church (Buffalo, NY) Lei In Lawmh Pi Nak Baitawi An Chim Dih Hnu Ah An Rak Kenmi Laksawng cu RCCC Secretary Sin Ah An Pek.
Inntek Khrihfabu RCCC Lei In Upa Pu Za Cung Nih Lai Holh Le Mirang Holh In Lawmhnak Biatawi A Chim  Lio.
 Laimi A Rak Zohkhenhtu Hna Le Biakinn A Rak Hlantu Hna Lake View Baptist Church I Pastor Hlun Rev. Debbie Bennett Reynolds Nih Lawmh Pi Nak Bia Tawi A Chim.
Holh Leh A Herh Caah Pastor Danny Bawibikthawng Nih Holh A Leh.
 Hi Biakinn Ah Caan Sau Pi Pastor A Rak Tuanmi Rev. Dwight Rogers Nih Biakinn He Pehtlai In Tuanbia Tawi A Chim.
 Rem Rem Pa Nih Chin Khrihfa Tuanbia Tawi A Chim. America Baptist Churches le Chinmi Pehtlaihnak An Ngeihnak Kong Zong A Telh Chih.
 Rev. Dr. Michael J. Ford (Pastor, Lake View Baptist Church) Nih Zapi Caah Le Chin Miphun Thluachuah Hal Piak Nak A Tuah. 
 Biakinn A Thentu Rochester Genesee Region Of American Baptist Churches USA I Executive Minister A Tuan Lio Mi Rev. Alan G. Newton Nih Thwngtha A Kan Chimh.
 Kum Za Reng Lo Chung I Ro Thil Bantuk In Rak Kilkawi Mi Baibal Cauk Cu RCCC Sinah An Ap Than Hna.
 Johan 15:1-8 Chung In Thawngtha A Chim. A Tha Tuk Hringhrang.


Rev. Lian Cung (Pastor, Lai Baptist Church, Buffalo, NY) Nih Bawipa Zaanriah A Kan Pek Dih Hnu Ah Amah Thluachuah Peknak In Kan Pumh Caan Kan Dongh Ter.
Pumh Dih Ah RCCC Nih Nun A Kan Hrawmhmi Rawl Thaw Kan Ei Ti Hna. 

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