Memory: One Sunday in Chin Agape Church (Frankfurt am Main, Germany)

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CHIN AGAPE CHURCH
(Frankfurt am Main, Germany)

 Zarhpini Pumh Caanhmannak 
(December 11, 2016)
Global Chin Christian Federation (GCCF) i a voi 6nk Global Board of Directors meeting cu December 07-09, 2016 ah tuah a si. Chin Agape Church (Frankfurt am Main, Germany) i zumtu unau hna nih Bawipa mithmai zoh in tlamtling tuk in ṭuanvo a kan lak. Ram 7 in GBD chungtel pawl cu Germany ram i a ummi khrihfabu 3 ah Zarhpini pumh caanhman dingah kan i ṭhen hna. CAC ah Rev. Indiana Cungcin, Rev. Lawm Cung Nung, Rev. Bawi Cin, le Rev. Danny Bawibikthawng kan tang hna. Germany i khuasa kan Chin miphun hawikom hna an i pumhnak muisam kan hmuh khawhnak ding caah a tanglei hmanthlak hi ka rak tar. 
GBD chungtel pawl le inntek khrihfabu in kan nule kan pale pawl he philh lo nak hmanthlak kan i thla. 
Ram 7 (Myanmar, Australia, USA, Canada, Sweden, Norway, Germany) nih a rami GBD chungtel pawl an si. 

Chin Agape Church biakinn cu minung 200 tluk tlum biakinn a si. Khuapi ah hi bantuk biakinn tha le a rem mi hmuh cu a har tuk hringhran. Bawipa nih biakinn ṭha te a pek hna caah kan i lawm.  

 Pu Za Uk Sang (Church Secretary) nih thawngthanhnak a tuah pah in khrihfabu aiawh donnak biatawi a chim. Kan meeṭing chung zong adang kapa le le kan mino hna he caantling in a kan umpi i chanbaunak um lo tein a kan tawlreltu kan pa pakhat a si. Kan i lawm tuk hringhran. 

 Pi Van Sung, Rosy Nu (Nubu Chairman) nih donnak le lawmhnak biatawi a chim lio a si. Kan nu le hmurkaa in ka theihmi cu kan nu le nih khrihfabu ah rian a ṭuan khawhnak ding caah an pasal le nih a herhnak paoh fak piin thazang an pek hna i an dirkamh hna tiah ka kan chimh. Kan nubu pawl zong si hna seh, kan pa le pawl zong si hna seh, zohchim lo an si. Pathian an duh lawng siloin khrihfabu rian hrimhrim ah teimaknak lungthin an ngeih caah upat an tlak. Zohchunhtlak khrihfabu an si.
Sunday School kan fale caah thlacamnak ka ngeih piak lio hna. Kan fale zong duh an nung tuk hringhran. Cawnpiaktu hna cu Diana, Teresa, Mercy, le Iangku an si. Amin hi ka palh sual kho men. Mino kum 20 tluk hrawng an si hna nain Pathian an duh i a puitling mi ruahnak a ngei mi an si. Kan fale si hna seh, cawnpiaktu kan sayama te si hna seh, Bawipa nih thluachuahnak pe chin ko hna seh. Cawnpiaktu tel ah sayate kan ngei rih hna lo.

Kan fanu te nih German holh in zohlo Baibal a rel lio a si. Fale zoh ah nu le pa dirhmun hi fiang ngai in theih khawh a si. Nu le pa a fel mi cu fale zong zumhnak le ziaza ah ṭhan ṭha in an ṭhang ko. Ramdang kan phanh hnu ah cun hringtu nu le pa hi fale caah missionary dirhmun kan dir lo ahcun kan fale hi zumhnak ah an lo sual lai tihi phan a um. 

Kan fanu te nih Lai holh in zohlo Baibal rel a rel lio. Nu le pa a felmi cu fale nun ah a lang ngai tawn.

 Kan fanu te nih zohlo Baibal a rel lio. Mirang holh in confidence timi ralṭha le zumhngamnak timi hi ramdang kan fale cu an ngei hna i a ṭha tuk hringhran. 
Kan fapa te nih zohlo Baibal a rel lio. A thil hruk te zong duh a nung tuk hringhran. 

Mino kan chungṭuan (Secretary) Ruth nih Pathian thangṭhatnak hla a sak lio a si. Hlasak thiam lawng siloin lungthin dihlak in Pathian a thangṭhat caah a ngaitu hna lungthin ah thazang tampi kan ngah.

 CAC i kumkhua lei in kan pabik a simi Pu Siang Nawl nih GCCF caah thluachuah vanluh a kan hal piak lio a si. 
Australia lei in a rami Rev. Bawi Cin nih a voi 1nk thawngṭha a kan chim lio a si. Kan Chin nu ahcun Bawipa nih thluachuahnak a kan pek piakmi kan nu pakhat a si. 

CAC cu chungtel 120 tluk te lawng an si nain pumh an fel caah khrihfabu nganpi an lo. Aa pum mi zong an ṭhahnem ngai te. Pathian an duh. A puitling mi khrihfabu an sinak tampi hmuh khawh a si. Praise and worship hruaimi zong a ṭha tuk hringhran i thazang tampi kan ngah. Ringawn tumtu kan mino hna le kan pastor pa hrimhrim zong an thiam. 


Khual hi ramchung ramleng ka tlawng pah ngai. Asinain CAC kan mino hna hi caan saupi ramdang um cangmi an si nain an thilhruk fenh-aih ahcun zohchunhtlak bik an si tiah ka hmuh. Nu le pa an fel caah a si ti zongah keimah nih cun ka ruah.

Sayama Ca Thluai (Caan saupi kawlram ah High School ah ca rak chim. Tang 10 ka rak kai lio ah keimah hi Chemistry sayama zong a rak si.) nih kan chaw (cheuhra cheukhat le thawhlawm) caah thlacamnak a kan ngeih piak lio a si. Surgery aa tuah kaa a si nain kan meeting chungah chukcho kal in a kan zohkhenh. Bawipa nih damnak tlamtling pe hram seh. 

 Rev. Ceu Hnin hi Chin pastor mino deuh lak ahcun fim cawnnak ah siseh, ringawn tumnak ah siseh, thinlung ziaza ah siseh, bochan tlak taktak a si tiah ka ruah. Bawipa nih thluachuahnak pe chin ko seh. 
 Sunday School kan fale cawnpiaktu Leng Teresa nih Pathian thangṭhatnak hla dawh a kan sak piak lio asi.
 Pumh dih ah kan mino cheu khat he hman kan i thla. CAC i kan mino hna cu duh a nung tuk hringhran. 
 Ka nu Iang (Kan tlun Inn) he pumh dih hna hman kan i thla. 
 GCCF i kan executive director a simi Rev. Indiana Cungcin nih GCCF aiawh in lawmhnak biatawi a chim lio a si. 



 GCCF nih CAC krhihfabu cungah lunglawmhnak ROCA kan ṭial mi cu Rev. Indiana Cungcin nih CAC chairman Pu James Thang  sin a pek lio. 
 USA in a rami Rev. Lawm Cung Nung nih thawngṭha a kan chimh lio. Saya Lawm hi Quad City Chin Baptist Church ah Senior pastor a ṭuan lio mi a si i chungtel 280 renglo a ngeimi a si. Bawipa nih thlua a chuah hna caah biakinn ṭha tuk zong anmah tein an ngei cang. 



CAC Pastor, Rev. Ceu Hnin, nih Bawipa zaanriah a kan pek. 



Pumh dih in kan nu le hna he hmanthlaknak kan ngei.






L-R: Rev. Danny Bawibikthawng, Rev. Lawm Cung Nung, Rev. Ceu Hnin, Rev. Indiana Cungcin

Saya Lawm inn tlun onhtu Tha Tha le A nu he.

Sayama Ca Te le a fale pahnih (Lung Lung le Teresa Bawi Tha) le Saya Cungcin.



Pu Peng Thang le chungkhar nih Zarhpi zingah zingrawl in nun a kan hrawmh. Kan i lawm tuk hringhrang. Bawipa nih thluachuahnak in pe chin ko hna seh.  

Zarhpini pumh dih ah Tha Tha le a nu nih San San China Restaurant ah zaanriah in nun a kan hrawmh lio a si. 

Saya Lawm le keimah kan tlun ni ah a kan thlahtu.




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