75 years of spiritual and social service commemorated at Kangpokpi
Source: The Sangai Express
Kangpokpi, January 16 2026:
The two-day long Platinum Jubilee celebration of South Changoubung Baptist Church Women's Department culminated in style in Kangpokpi district.
The South Changoubung Baptist Church (SCBC) Women's Department on January 15 marked a historic milestone as it formally inaugurated its Platinum Jubilee (75 years) with a spiritually rich and ceremonially grand opening programme, reaffirming unwavering faith in God's guidance and blessings over the past seven and a half decades.
The programme commenced with an opening prayer, invoking God's presence and thanksgiving for His unfailing grace that has sustained the Women's Department through generations of service, sacrifice, and spiritual growth.
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This was followed by a welcome address by the Church Chairman, who reflected on the journey of faith, resilience, and commitment that has defined the department since its inception.
One of the most solemn and symbolic moments of the ceremony was the flag hoisting by the chief guest, Rev Thangsat Kipgen, on behalf of Nemcha Kipgen, MLA Kangpokpi AC.
The hoisting of the Jubilee flag marked the official commencement of the Platinum Jubilee year, symbolising hope, unity, and steadfast faith under the banner of the Lord.
The ceremony was further elevated by the release of Jubilee balloons, representing prayers of gratitude and dedication rising heavenward, acknowledging God as the ultimate guide and protector of the Church and its people.
A gun salute followed, lending dignity and honour to the historic occasion.
Delivering the keynote address, the Chairperson of the Women's Department, Kimlam Vaiphei highlighted the vital role played by women in strengthening the Church's spiritual, social, and moral foundations, attributing every achievement solely to God's grace and divine guidance.
Speeches by the chief guest, guests of honour, and functional presidents acknowledged the SCBC Women's Department as a pillar of faith, discipline, and service, while urging the congregation to remain rooted in God's word as they move forward.
The concluding day of the Jubilee celebration was solemnly observed with a series of spiritually significant events, beginning with the unveiling of the Jubilee monolith by Pastor Songthang Lotzem, Local Church Pastor, symbolising the enduring faith, legacy, and steadfast journey of the Church over the past 75 years.
This was followed by the release of the Jubilee Souvenir by Rev S Vaiphei, Pastor, KBC No.19, capturing the history, testimonies, and milestones of the Jubilee journey.
The programme concluded with a closing prayer, once again committing the entire Jubilee year into God's hands, thanking Him for His faithfulness over 75 years, and seeking his continued guidance and blessings for the years ahead.





