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197and Assam,have already complied enthusiastically with thisadvice. The synod of the K.C.C. in Nagaland has yet to makeadecision on this issue.There are many Christians in the churches who do notpay their tithes.A stewardship workshop should be arrangedfrom time to time to sensitize the church people to God'sblessings in giving and receiving.This program is mp.antmain ly f or the home mission (K.C.C.). As for rn i.ssionsoutside of the K.C.C., the Gospel Mission Society has itsMission Day on October 7, on which day a special offering istaken for that mission. Another means is a faith promiseprogram.These two sources are the main financial supportfor miss ions outside of the K.C.C.Asfor the Trulock Theological Seminary, there is aplan by which individuals and local churches are encouragedto become patrons of the Seminary by making a one-timedonation of one thousand rupees ($80.00).The money isdeposited in the bank as apermanent fund for the Seminary.For acontinuous sustenance of steady financial support, astrong financial committee has to be instituted to launchprograms, approved by the Assembly and the synods, fortapping the resources of the Kuki Christians.The spiritua I side of the problem must not be neglected.Many Kukis are nominal Christians, both in faithand deed; and they neglect their financial responsibilitiesto the church.We need well planned discipleship and layleader training programs at the local level.The laymen who