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202Nelson, Marlin L. The How and Why of the Third WorldMissiops. California: William Carey Library, 1976.Newbigin, Leslie. The Open Secret: Sketches for a MissionaryTheol~ London: SPCK, 1978.Parratt, Saroj Nalini. The Religion of Manipur, Beliefs,Rituals and Historical Development. Calcutta: FirmaKLM Private Ltd., 1980.Paul, Rajaiah D. The Cross Over India. London: SCM PressLtd., 1952.Peters, George W. A Biblical Theology of Mission. Chicago:Moody Press, 1972.Picket, J. Waskom. Christian Mass Movements in India. NewYork: Abingdon Press, 1933.Price, T. Maurice. Christian Missions and OrientalCivilizations: A Study in Culture Contact. Shanghai,China: 1924.Quimby,Chester Warren. The Unity of Mankind: A Discussionof the Centra 1 Theme 0 f the Epis t 1 e to the Ephes ian sin the Light of the Present-day Experience. Indiana:The warner Pr~ss, 1958.Richter, Julius. A History of Mission in India. Translatedby Sidney H. Moore. New York: Fleming H. Revell Co.,1908.Roy, J. History of Manipur. Calcutta: KLM, 1959.Senior, D0nald C. P. and Stuhlmueller, Carroll C. P. TheBiblical Foundations for Missions. New York: OrbisBooks, 19 8 3 .Shakespeare, J., Lt. Col. The Lushei Kuki Clans. London:MacMillan and Co., Ltd., St. Martin's Street, 1912.Shaw,William. Notes on Thadou Kukis. Calcutta: Journal ofthe Asiatic Society of Bengal (N.S., XXIV) on behalfof the Government of Assam, 1929.Smith, A. Vincent. The Oxford History of India. Delhi:University Press, 1981.Smith G. Alex. Strategy to Multiply Rural Churches: ACentral Thailand Case Study. Bangkok, Thailand:O.M.F. Publishers, 1977.
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Chapter four begins with describing
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ened me in my studies.My thanks are
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TABLE OF CONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTSIN
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INTRODUCTIONThe topic for my major
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3Kingdom,and as His subjects they l
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CHAPTER ITHE CULTURAL AND HISTORICA
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7The Origin of the PeopleThe Kukis
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9withdrew and Chongthu's party move
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11The o r i.qan of the Kuki tribe i
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13date of the Thadou's birth.Three
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15longs, Purums,Bietes, Rhangkhols,
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17brings nature and supernature tog
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19Some of the Kuki mythological sto
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21thrust into the porch of the hous
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23each festival a man had to feed t
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25Kukis? There is only one answer t
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27out of the place by means of the
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29honored with aspecial national cl
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31chief died, because he must be fo
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33invocation calling for good harve
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35way, let my father's games give w
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J 7dances express the spirit of vic
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39must in all festivals and social
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41KhamtangThis is a typical skirt w
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43A Kuki village usually is situate
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45left.Cooking is mainly carried ou
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47The bachelors' house in a Kuki vi
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49have some one in his council who
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S 1government which had grown up wi
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53BlacksmithThe village blacksmith
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55the sanction of the chief and the
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57inflicted on ayoung man who slept
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59of red beads; and customary cloth
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61and above wealth. So this Chongmo
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CHAPTER IITHE COMING AND DEVELOPMEN
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65the first English missionary in M
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67Naga village in Manipur, in 1896.
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70the members in the corps were Chr
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72version of their students.In fact
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74Dr.Crozier's method of using medi
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76these hospitals is no longer as s
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78This was done mainly through the
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80Christian Kukis that he had becom
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8Lreconciliation took place between
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84not only much cheaper than the t~
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tj6Christianity is acompletely new
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eetraditional relationship; and thi
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lJ ()remains in his position as the
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increased from four hundred to thre
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'J )more mission sponsored evangeli
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97Northern Burma are the leading Ch
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example, when Kamkholun Singson (ch
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101sionary responsibility seriously
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1o:4 • Mr. Lamjapao Chol1gloi5
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105Mr.Seilut SingsonThe second tent
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i U Ihis men was broken. The villag
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1u'JMr. Lunneh was a pioneer in the
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111aries also cam e arid so today t
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113Cooperative VenturesFrom the ti~
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i 1 5of Genesis was published.But i
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117nations of Kuki Christians also
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119Christians are affiliated.During
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121faithfully observed these geogra
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123The first Kuki National Christia
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125Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunya
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127appointed by the Council which s
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129The Kuki Christian Church leader
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1 J IAfter eighteen years of carefu
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133Relation with the Christian Chur
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135mutual relationship between the
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137the meanings of the songs.When K
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139strong sense of being one people
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14 1The Kuki Christian Church's Syn
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143according to their convenience.
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145Youth MinistryThe youth ministry
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147drawn from the ranks of the youn
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149in Ma nipur and at Songpijang in
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Page 169 and 170: 159of the recent evangelistic work
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Page 177 and 178: 167common origin and spoke very sim
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Page 181 and 182: 171tion are allowed, but active pre
Page 183 and 184: 173Marriage is usually by parental
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Page 187 and 188: 177accounts, a girl was sick and th
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Page 191 and 192: 181a thorne in India.I came to Bhut
Page 193 and 194: 183and obtaining jobs in the Britis
Page 195 and 196: 185in ministry.In spite of these pr
Page 197 and 198: 187A fourth weakness of the R.C.C.
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Page 203 and 204: 193The syncretistic nature of Hindu
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Page 207 and 208: 197and Assam,have already complied
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