Baptist Bulletin March 2012 - NTBC Delhi

Editorial Board
Editor : Pastor S.Lamkhanlun
Jt. Editor : B. Khanmang, S. Khupminthang.
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Volume : VI Issue No. 07 March 4 2012 New Delhi
4. Rules & Regulations
i) Rule kibawlte juih diinga kibawl ahi.
Unavoidable circumstance jiah ahihlouh in
chu Rule kibawl mahni aha group khat
convenient nadiing etna a heng danglam louh
diing ahi.Heng danglam angaih leh detailed
deliberation neih johchia heng diing ahi.
e.g 2011 in Rule banglou tahin NTBC Delhi
in Election kineilou. Huleh……
2012 in Rule bangtah a Chairman, Secretary
leh Treasurer mipi in ateel diing chih
hijongleh NTBC Delhi Nupi Pawl Treasurer
diing mipite teel diing phallou,why? “Dal
me kush kala he” mi’n chi a hi. A motive
questionable a hi. Lamkai khat hih jiaha daan
kibawlsa heng danglam theihna umlou a hi.
Daan kibawlsa themcha cha a palsiatlouh
diing a hi.
Note: (i) Pil leh bawlthei kisah taahluat jiahin
Jesu’n,”Setan ka nungah um in” hung chihsan
daih thei a hi (Mtt.16:23).
(ii) Leader-te’n heetjing diing- Mit
nih nanei a NTBC Delhi member 200 vaalte’n
mit 400 vaal nei ahi uh i.e.Pathian chauh lou
mihing mit 400 vaal injong na umdaan leh na
thilbawl hung en gige chihna a hi.Hujiah in
thil daan bangtahin bawl inla mawhbawl thop
thop sin.
5. Naupang Sunday School
i) 2011 in teacher diing koimah aki volunteer
umlou.
ii) Kei kapang diing chi hisaamlou midang
pangsah diing daan asoi a soisiam i.e. hupa/
hunu pangsah ve chia recommendation
bawldaan siam chu tam.
iii) Kimanlou leh hun neilou sasa teacher a
pangte bang-‘hu nu loi hilhsa pouh’ chia
soitoh, ’bangmah phatuam sinte-KWS akaisah
maidiing hi’ chitoh; itate hung etkolsahte bang
simmoh leh soise ngamte i hi uh.
Note: NTBC New Bazar a teacher-te, U
Ginlianlal,U Ginpi chihte’n, nupi leh papite
kawm ah ‘na tate uh inn ah hoihtah in hung
thuhilh un- kou Sunday School teacher-te’n
kaal khat a khatvei hilh a natate uh hilh hoih
diingin kineem sih un’ chihsan jeel uh a
hi.Adih a hi.
6. Appreciation
i) Eiloi khat leh khat kipaahtawi tuah daan i
hesih va i heetlouh dungjui un bawljong i bawl
boh sih uh.
ii) ki paahtoi tuah saangin kholai a ki soisiat
i haat va.Pastor pa i soisia va ahihlouhleh
pastor nu i soisa va. Mi i soite kawma na hichi,
na huchi leh hichi/huchi jodiing a hi chilah
hisaamlou in.
iii) Ki paahtawi tuah poimoh a hi. Pathian
jong paahtawi u’t ahih jiahin mihing jong
paahtawi u’tlou koimah umlou a hi. Ki
paahtawi tuah avaal ngeisih diing.
NTBCA-te’n NTBC Delhi-te tungah kinepna
(expectation) lianpi nei ahi uh.Adiah in pilna
leh thil heetsiamna lamah.Innlam Pastor khat
in “nou Delhi lamte chu intellectual leh ……..
hi uchin a” achi a. Bangpi hisih jonglei hung
eeng gusim mah mah daan ahi uh. Hujiah a i
heet kiu-kiau jing diing chu-hagau a umlou
a,tahsa kitanauna lama kikaih bang,kibeh kaih
bang,kikho kaih kiveeng kaih bang huleh
tahsa lam silkhat pouhpouh a kikaih leh
politics play chihte Church a i chiin unchu
NTBC Delhi-te’n hagau a halh lam manoh
ngeilou diing i hi.
Unaute 2011 a beita. Hujiah in 2011 a i chi’n
daante tawpsan in 2012 ah Pathian mitmuh
a hoih leh siangthou in umsawm ni.Kipaah
ing.
LAPA’N LOUPI NA TANGTA HEN. AMEN.
______________________________
7 Tips for Deeper Conversations
with Teens
1. Stay normal: Deep conversations often
begin by talking about normal stuff. Don’t
jump straight into the deep end and ask
them to dress like John the Baptist and
memorize the Septuagint. Every
conversation doesn’t have to be forced
toward depth. Good conversations begin as
normal conversations.
2. Draw them closer to Jesus: Avoid the
temptation to become “the wise leader”
who subtlety promotes loyalty to oneself
rather than Jesus.
3. Allow the journey to be a journey: A
common tendency in discipleship is to
assume others will grow quickly (like they
did at summer camp). Kids made decisions
at camp to follow Jesus, but now that
school has kicked in, their spiritual
decisions might not be as quick or radical.
Slow, incremental progress is expected.
Show them grace on the journey.
4. Ask questions: The power of a
question is that it puts the ball in the
teenager’s court and allows him/her space
to reflect. Don’t answer their questions
too quickly, sometimes the best answer
can be another question. Strong, definitive
answers often mute the stirring in one’s
heart.
5. Listen, listen, listen: It’s a gift of
affirmation to a teenager when you pay
full attention to them rather than preparing
an answer and pretending to listen.
6. Let them finish: Bridle your passion
and express a little self-control and you’ll
see growth.
7. Plant seeds: Sometimes the best
conversations happen the week following
a good initial conversation. Text the
student during the week and write
something like, “Been thinking about our
conversation. I’m excited about what God
is doing in your life. Looking forward to
more conversation next week.” We’re in
this for the long-haul…what’s another
week?
Jesus’ conversation with the Samaritan
woman shows us that caring conversation,
simple questions, and truth can lead to life
change.
You have the tools necessary for great
conversations. Teenagers are waiting for a
caring adult to say something more than,
“How you doing?” They’re capable of
going ________________________________
deeper…so are you.
Damsungin Lalna i tong diing sualna
meipi jiing nuai ah, i jaw chian Lal
Jesu jaalin Lal lukhu loupi i khuh
diing, O! leilal lukhuhte(Pathian
telloua) chu kumtuang gam thuang
tung lou diing, pialgaala hinna Lal
lukhuh chu thoukiit(Rapture chianga)
tate’n khuhta diing uh.