Danny Bawibikthawng's Dairy: A Voi 21 Nak Chin Baptist Association Women Department Bible Conference (Kalay Myo, Myanmar)

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CHIN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
Women Department
(Kalay Myo, Myanmar)

A Voi 21 Nak CBA WD Bible Conference
“Thi Thuhnak Leiah” (Luke 5:4)  

April 27-30, 2017                                                                   Tayagone, Kalay Myo)


CBA nih kum 2 dan voi khat tuah tawn mi Bible Conference cu April 27-30, 2017 ah  Tayagone Baptist Church (Tayagone, Kalay Myo) ah tuah a si. An pastor cu Sayama Tial Iang a si. CBA Nubu lei tuanvo ngeitu (Sayama Fam Men Tial, Secretary of Women Department) nih cawnpiaktu dingah a kan sawm ve caah ni thum chung anmah he sunglawi tein caan ka hmang kho ve.  Hi kan conference ah hlasak thiam aw ṭha Sayama Van Nei Man cu Pathian thangṭhatnak hlasa tu dingah an sawm ve. Pathian nih a kan umpi i CBA ramchung in kan nu le minung 300 renglo an rak itel kho. Pathian thawngin kan caanhmannak a tluang in tlamtling tein kan conference cu kan lim.

A tanglei ah kan cawlcanghnak hmanthlak pawl ka rak tar.

Hlasak thiam awṭha Sm. Van Nei Man a si. Laimi nih hlasak thiam awṭha tampi kan ngeih hna. Asinain Bawipa sunparnak ca lawngah ka hman lai a titu kan tlawm tuk rih. Culak ah Mante cu Bawipa ca lawnglawng ah ka awzai hi ka hman lai a titu a si caah upatlak a si.

CBA Women Secretary Sayama Fam Men Tial le Inntek Pastor Tial Iang he kan si. 
L-R: Keimah, Pastor Fam Men Tial (Women Secretary), le Rev. Dr. Hniang Uk (Youth Secretary) 
CBA GS Rev. Cung Hup nih a dongh zaan ah thawngṭha a kan chimh i amah thluachuah peknak in kan conference cu kan donghter. 












 Hiti i zapi he rawl ei ṭi hi ka ngai tuk hringhran. Atutan zongah zapi sinah cawhlulh in ka ei ve i ka kam zong a thaw.

CBA GS le Youth Secretary he tiah Rev. Dr. Bawi Ceu (GS, LBA) sinah ka va len lio a si. A hnu lei hi CBA zung a si. 
CBA OB Upa nih thlahnak chuncaw a kan ei pi lio a si. 
 CE (Inntek Khrihfabu) pawl nih fund kawlnak caah lakphak dawr an on mi a si. 
Tayagone Baptist Church biakinn a si. 

CBA ramchung ummi kan nule pastor a tuanmi an si. 

















































































































































































































































































































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