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Tunai cha December 2008 a khan, ka seppi te Numei khat Romania ah um toh houlim na ka nei nau achun, hiti hin ei gen ah, kei uh Romania gam hih, khanglai te kingawl sak leh nawp chen in a um gam tau ah, kuama a maban ding uh gel le um lo in, anawp dan chiat uh leh a nawpthei tawp ah enjoy in maban khual a tawm mama ziang ui, hiti hih ka hi zel uh a hi chun, future chu zero hi mai ding dan ahi ti ei gen ahi chun, puaknat um mama ziang ahi.

Tulai i Zogam ua, khangdawng te hinkhua i et uh ahi chun, i kilamdan nau aum in ka hepuai, lungzin'n aum mama ka sai. A ziak chu, khamthei ah leh, Numei leh Tangval ah thangtat in i hinkhua te uh mat zaw gua hileu hin a kilawm mama ka sai. I Zogam sung ua hitaleh Pawtlam ah um, Gam dang ah khosa te le khenkhat te i hithou ui. A diak ah ei Vaiphei Nam te ka gen ut diak ahi. Puaknat um mama chu, i unau teu Paite chate leh a dang dang te chanchin News ah i sim uh chun, Dan ah Zi leh Pawsal nei ding bang, chuleh nasep na lian taktak muthak mu ding leh sim ding a um zing mai hi, himaleh ei Vaiphei chate vang a tawm ah sim ding le um zou ta lou i bat na chang uh bang a um tai. Bangziak pen hiding ahem, ei mau leh ei mau kidawt a kul tai. I Vaiphei nam sung ah Officer rank ah nasep na mu sang ah, Zudawn buai leh Tingnuai mi lam ah buai ding ah kiphal phal na lai ding i bang ui. I din mun uh a niam ah, zia sang ah niam sak zawk ding i guat uh ahi chun vang i umdan ngai ua umleu hin le a khawk puai, hiziang maleh tupna kichian nei ah, Nam leh Gam ngaina tak tak i hi uh ahi chun, khamthei leh ki muda na te i pai thak uh a kul tai. Mi ngawl i hi puai ah, mi banglou le i hi diak puai, himaleh i taksap uh chu Gunchuna leh Sephatna ahi... Ei thingtang mi Zogam ah um te haw lak in Chanchinpha pawtlut tu i kitiu ah, a semdawk tu leh ga sua tu hiding in le Khanglai te'n pan la tai teu. Khawvel kitai tek na in le hattak leh hangtak in pangzawm hitiu in, pan la thak hitiu. Ahivang in Ei Siamtu Pa Pathian lunglam bawl a masa pen in koi leu hin chu Nam leh Gam khantou na leh ki iit na te in ma hung suan ding ahi.

Hi My dear beloved Brethren,
As we moved on with our life, time flys as it seems we really don't bother about it, the Year 2008, for some, it was a good year, however on the other hand, for the others, it could have been the worst year ever. But, let by gones be by gones, A NEW YEAR 2009 has begun, so i wish if we could pen down a few points on what we really want to achieve on this coming Year, an objective to acomplish, a lifestyle to change, an attitude to pick up and a new life to begin with. Yes Dear Friends, having hope and objective in life is what makes our life much worthy to lived with. You and I need a purpose to live in this world. The world here is a bad place, each one of us has the same thought, the evil thought which Lucifer has over GOD. The same pride and wanting of authority over the others is what driving us, the world mad. But overcoming the power of evil is a great challenge for us we christian.I wrote this message for me and my fellow Zillai ngaitak te, GOD is an awesome GOD we have, our happiness and sorrow is what we share with GOD in our day to day life. No Doubt about the song-"What a Friend we have in JESUS..", i believe, no one shares all there worries, problems, doubts and saddness as much with GOD to your parent or friends or spouse. So, my dear Friends, lets buckle up our belt and put on the helmet of truth to serve GOD. No matter what you do, no matter where you are GOD is there to help you, guide you to the right path. In this NEW YEAR, Lets do something for our people.. lets do something good and productive for our land and people, lets do the will of GOD, so we could receive the blessing of GOD, which we long for so many years.. let 2009 brings prosperity and success to all the VAIPHEI CHATE and to all The ZOMIS. Lets turn our ways back to GOD the ALMIGHTY..
Quiet recently i have received an Articles from Layman Evangelical, there was a story about "Judge Not", it touches my heart after i read it, because i am also a person, sometimes don't see of my wrongdoings but very eager to accuse someone of their mistake. This is something which i really want to change. God don't permit us to judge others on their appearances, but rather prayed for the weaker. I have written down the story below, i hope you all received the blessing of God through this wonderful story. GOD BLESS YOU ALL.

“Judge Not”

Paul Rader was a big, strapping foot­ball player in his college days. Later on, he ascended the corporate ladder to head the City Service Oil Company and became an imposing figure on Wall Street. Then he got saved and obeyed God's call to preach, taking up the much humbler position of an assistant pastor in Pittsburgh.
In short, Paul Rader's sacrifice for the service of God was so impressive that nobody could have imagined him enter­taining false gods in his life.
One week, a former missionary was invited to speak in his church. Paul took one look at him and shook his head. This man seemed a little frail and, strangely enough, was wearing a flimsy-looking suit of crinkled brown silk. When he rose to speak, out came a soft, delicate voice that was hardly audible. As he spoke about the work in China, he constantly took his handkerchief and dabbed his mouth in a genteel motion.
Rader thought to himself, "This mis­sionary is not a man at all!" When the serv­ice was over, Rader wasted no time. He confronted the missionary and asked, "Sir, why are you such a sissy? You call yourself a man of God, but look at the way you dress and the way you talk! I don't think you are much of a missionary."
The man calmly explained, "I was in China for twenty-five years and, by the time I left, all my western clothes had long been worn out. The believers in my village came together to make me a suit, shirt and tie. They could afford some silk. They didn't have a machine, so they stitched it by hand. I'm sorry if this suit offends you."
The missionary took his handkerchief and dabbed his mouth. Rader's frown betrayed his disgust.
The missionary continued, "As for my voice ... I did a lot of street preaching in China and was often beaten up for it. Once, a gang savagely attacked me and a man jumped on my neck. My larynx is permanently damaged and my salivary glands are out of control."
Rader felt a lump in his throat. Thor­oughly embarrassed by his brashness by now, Rader mumbled an apology and beat a hasty retreat. He descended to the church basement, found a pile of coal and fell face down on it. He cried out to God, begging forgiveness for his idiocy and bad judgment. He committed himself to serve the Lord, just as this brother had done.
From that day on, Paul Rader was a man with a missionary heart. With great zeal, he influenced many thousands of young men and women to give them­selves for foreign missions.