Participants pose for a photo during the 25th Evangelistic Men’s Camp held at the Koinonia Prayer Centre in Tsiesema on October 20.
Kohima, October 21 (MExN): The 25th Evangelistic Men’s Camp organized by the Koinonia Baptist Church Men’s Fellowship successfully concluded on Tuesday at the Koinonia Prayer Centre in Tsiesema, drawing 209 participants for the five-day spiritual gathering held from October 16 to 20.
Centered on the theme drawn from Genesis 39:2—"The Lord was with Joseph, and he was a successful man; and he was in the house of his master the Egyptian"—the camp featured spiritual guidance delivered by prominent church leaders and ministers.
Speakers included Rev Dr Zotuo Kiewhuo, Founder and Senior Pastor of Koinonia Baptist Church and Principal of Kohima Bible College; Medotseilieu Kiewhuo, Pastor and Chairperson of the Women Department; Rev Dr Tseibu Rutsa, President of Leader for Christ International; H Rokopra Mekro, Pastor of Koinonia Baptist Church and Koinonia Prayer Centre; Neibalie Kiewhuo, Pastor and Chairman of the Youth Department; and Menuosielie Üsou, Assistant Pastor and Managing Director of Koinonia Baptist School.
Additionally, general medicine specialist Dr Keneinguzo Zumu addressed the gathering as the special guest speaker.
The camp was divided into four groups, recognizing outstanding campers and teams across various categories.
Nengleng Phom and Keduokhrietuo (Gideon Group); Vizokholie Solo and Thepen Chugo (Joshua Group); Kenongoto Naki and Rajesh (Caleb Group); and Til Bahadur Thapa and Neikezhao Rutsa (David Group) was adjudged the best campers awards.
The Gideon Group clinched the Overall Champion title, while Tepusuto Sophie and T Ngullie secured the first position for bringing in the highest number of campers, followed by Tepudi Mekro in second place and Neingusalie Yaotsu in third respectively in effective mobilization recognisation.
A key highlight of the concluding day was the felicitation of Zakievicha Mosa Linyü, an 83-year-old former Naga wrestler, who was honored with a token of love and appreciation for being the oldest participant among the 209 campers.
