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Mr. Mung (Tuan Khan Mung) is my good friend. He is studying Music at Singapore Bible College. Mr. Mung has pastored for many years in his home town. He hopes to teach music to his friends, colleagues, students, and community upon completion of his studies.
The information below is from Mr. Mung and is his way of introducing his family and community to you.
DL Conway
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mother Zen Ngaih Cing has lived in my home town,
Tonzang, her whole
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| My
family. From left to right, back row, my
oldest daughter Cing San Paal, my wife Do Khen
Cing, me, and my sister Awi Khan Dim. On the
front row is my mother holding my youngest
daughter Cing Sian Len, and then my son Joseph Pau
Sian
Siam. | | |
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My mother Zen Ngaih
Cing and my daughter Cing Sian
Len. | | |
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| My mother, me, my wife Do Khen
Cing, and my
daughter. |
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My oldest daugher Cing San Paal
holding my youngest daughter Cing Sian Len, and
then my son Joseph Pau Sian
Siam. |
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My
youngest daughter, my oldest daughter, my wife,
and my
son. | | |
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My neighbor Nupi, my youngest
daughter and my
mother. |
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From left to right.... My youngest daughter, my oldest
daughter and my son; and
my nephews Nang Suan Kim, Mung Sian Khai, and Zam
Lawh
Nuam.
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Cing
Sian Len (my youngest
daughter). | | |
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My daughter's friend is on the
left. |
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I am with my son
Joseph and my daughter Cing San Paal. My
Church is shown on the left (the large
building). My house is in the valley (the
second house from the
left).
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This picture was taken in
Singapore at a friend's home. My friend Cin
Sian Pau (front row left) was visiting from
Myanmar. |
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My co-workers in the Baptist
Association office. From left to right is
Cing Khan Lun, me, Cin Do Piang, Lian Za Huam, and
Thang Khan Nang.
| Cing Khan - Women's Fellowship Secretary |
| Me - Missions Secretary |
| Cin Do - General Secretary |
| Lian Za - Youth Secretary |
| Thang Khan - Head Clerk |
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My
Church Officers. I am in the middle front
row. I am wearing the black gown with the
white/red
rope. | | |
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The
children on the right attend classes (Agape child
care) at my church. The teacher (Cin Nuam
Niang) is on my
left. | | |
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Same
wonderful school
kids. | | |
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Women's Department
Leaders. |
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Children
Singing in
Church. | | |
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My town
Tonzang is located in the center of the picture at
the top of the
mountain. | | |
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My church in Tonzang, Vial Nang
Memorial Baptist Church (VMBC). The church
is named for the first ordained pastor from the
Chin Tribe (my tribe). Vial Nang was working
with a missionary from the USA. When the
missionary returned to USA he passed his tasks to
Vial
Nang. |
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This
picture is from my airplane window. The land
is located near the Kalay
Myo. | | |
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I am leading worship in Church of
Singapore. This is the first church service
I attended in
Singapore. |
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Me leading the same worship
service. |
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Another
pretty picture from the
plane. | | |
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Tonzang can be seen
again (if you have really good eyesight) at the
top of the mountain in the middle of the photo. | | |
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Singapore Bible College. I
will graduate with a Bachelor of Church Music
(BCM) degree in
2006. |
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Celebrating a traditional Chin
Tribe New Year's with my friends from Myanmar (in
Singapore at
Pasiris). |
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I am preaching the New Year
sermon. |
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My wounded friend Khai Tawng, Pau
Khat Suan, Cin Sian Pau, and
me. |
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My class
at Singapore Bible
College. | | |
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My SBC
class at International Baptist Church (IBC
Singapore). | | |
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Just before my big performance at Singapore
performing arts theater, The Esplanade!! The
Singapore Bible College (SBC) Choral Group was
performing along with other choirs in Beethoven's
Symphony No. 9 at the Esplanade with the Singapore Symphony
Orchestra. This event was part of the
Esplanade's Grand Opening
Ceremony.
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