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NSHPC to organise crusade for Nagas

Correspondent

Naga Shisha Hoho Prayer Centre (NSHPC) Prüzie, Kohima will be organising a three-day “Confession, Renewal & Harvest Crusade for Nagas” from October 21 to 23 under the theme, ‘Doing in obedience’ at its premises adjacent to Nagaland Legislative Assembly, Kohima.
Informing this during a press conference, pastor of the centre, Vezokho Vero, said they were expecting around 2000 delegates from different parts of the state to partake in the crusade.
In this regard, Vero requested all prayer centres, prayer houses and prayer fellowships to come join the crusade. He also invited state politicians, NGOs and national workers to come and receive God’s blessing.
Vero informed that during the crusade, the congregation would pray for God’s intervention to stop bloodshed, social evils, drug and alcohol abuse, particularly during the forthcoming general election 2023.
“The need of the hour for the Nagas is to have honest politicians, officials, public leaders, NGOs and church leaders. Therefore, pray to God that He will send such people among the Nagas” he added.
Phezoucha Nagamese Baptist Church Kohima, pastor and organising committee convenor, Rev. Velavoyi Keyho, informed there would be five speakers.
The crusade would include; senior pastor, Sumi Aphuyemi Baptist Church Kohima, Rev. Dr. Kiyeto G. Sumi, vice president, Nagaland Christian Forum, Rev. Dr. Neikedozo Paphino, senior pastor, Lotha Baptist Church Kohima, Rev. Dr. Benry Lotha, executive secretary, Chakhesang Baptist Church Council, Rev. Khrotso Mero, and former senior pastor, Kohima Ao Baptist Church, Rev. Asangba Ao, while Call of God Ministry will lead Praise & Worship.
Later, Vero requested all delegates to reach the venue by October 21 with light bedding and advance prayer group to reach by October 20.

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