| NORTH
EAST ENQUIRER |
| Headlines Vol. 1 Issue No. 3 | Jan.7 - 21, 2002 |
Christmas at NCF, moments to behold Menosau Kevichusa A
home away from home. This is what the Naga Christian Fellowship (NCF),
Delhi, has always been to its members, made up mostly of students and
people from all over the world. For the hundreds who had to spend
Christmas away from home the NCF made everyone feel at home. The spirit of
Christmas with its message of love was specially experienced by all who
came to the NCF Church, which was packed to capacity that a very large
number had to stand outside. The service was a smooth affair and every
item in the programme matched the mood and fervour of Christmas, beginning
with the first hymn to special numbers, and Pastor Rev. Ricky Medom’s
Christmas sermon. After
the service, the area outside the church became a hive of activity, as
volunteers got busy setting tables for Christmas lunch. All food dishes
were specially prepared and contributed by the NCF members. There was not
only delicious Naga food — three types of pork, roasted chicken,
fermented bamboo shoots and beans, spiced vegetables, dal, and
macaroni for those that found the other items too strong, but also a
pleasant surprise, in the form of Syrian Shawarma (Donner kebab), prepared
on the spot by a Damascus family. There
were games for children after lunch, which everyone enjoyed watching. It
may have been time to pack up for the day. But for its members, it is
never pack-up time at the NCF. Merry
Christmas to all! |
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