FNBA resolves to work for Naga unity

DIMAPUR, NOV 12 (NPN): Fellowship of Naga Baptist Associations (FNBA) has resolved to strengthen efforts towards peace, unity and reconciliation among the Nagas through prayer meetings and cooperation among churches and associations.
The resolutions were adopted at the two-day Naga Prayer Summit 2026, organised by FNBA at Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur, on November 10 and 11. The summit called for unity and spiritual renewal among the Naga people.
In its resolutions, FNBA affirmed that Nagas were one in Christ and one by blood, and called for an end to distinctions based on tribal identity, which it said fragmented the social fabric of Naga society. Citing the prayer of Jesus Christ in John 17:11, “that they may be all one”, the fellowship stressed the need to uphold unity among the people.
FNBA also resolved to work towards restoring peace and unity by organising prayer meetings from time to time. It further committed to continuing its mission of bringing together churches and associations across states for the extension of God’s kingdom.
The fellowship expressed gratitude to Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur, for hosting the summit. It also thanked speaker Rev. Dr. Wati Aier, prayer leaders and participants for their contributions.
The resolutions were adopted by a committee comprising FNBA president Rev. Dr. Vevo Phesao, vice presidents Rev. Dr. Yanbemo Lotha and Rev. Dr. Raimi Rimai, recording secretary Rev. Dr. P. James, assistant recording secretary Nukshila Doulou, convenor Rev. Dr. Hotokhu Zhimomi and general secretary Rev. Dr. H. Gideon.