Biography of Dr. JM Ngul Khan Pau ~ Hau Za Cin

Biography of Dr. JM Ngul Khan Pau

Tu laitakin Colorado Springs, USA ah Development Associates International (DAI) office ah ama research “Zomi Diospora” thu a kan kawmin nasep huh hi. DAI ah nasep a huh kawm, ama research – gam 35 ah kithehthang Zomi te thu a kan kawmin Makaite Pattahzia Ding, Nupa Nuntak Nuam Neihna Ding, leh Nungzui Suahna Cingtaak cihte bangci sinsak ding cih a geelkhol hi (doing research and developing training materials for leadership, marriage enrichment and discipleship). A zi Sianu Lucy Engjadim tawh a kitenzawh kum 24 phata a, Topa thupha tapa nih Daniel Gin Sian Mung leh Toshi Thang Lian Mang nei uh hi.

Sia Paupu in evangelist kum guk sung Lamka gam Manipur ah sem masa a (1981-86), tua zawh ciang kum sawm sung Shillong khuapi ah sangnaupang pastor Students Chaplain semkik hi (1986-1996). Shillong ah sangnaupang pastor na a sep laitakin Council of Baptist Churches in North East India (CBCNEI) ah Associate General Secretary sem dingin kicial a (1996-1999), tua khit ciang General Secretary kum sawm a seksuak hi (1999-2009). Hih Tuiphum Pawlpi Kipawlna CBCNEI huamsungah biakinn 6000 val om a, milip million khat (teng 10) val pha hi. CBCNEI ah a sep sungin American Baptist Churches te Mission Conferences, Green Lake ah 2009, 2003 leh 2006 thugen in kicial hi. Kum 2004 Asian Baptist Federation Congress, Manila leh kum 2005 Baptist World Alliance kum 100 cin Pawi, Birmingham ah Bible Study makaih hi. Leitungbup Christian makaite kikhoppi Third Lausanne Congress in Cape Town (October 16-24, 2010) ah zong thugen ding khat in kiseh hi. Tua hun ah a thugen pen, Men and Women: A Powerful Team in Completing the Great Commission.

Laisimna lam ah Bachelor of Arts (History) 1981 kumin zo a, Bachelor of Divinity 1985 kumin Union Biblical Seminary, Pune pan zo kik a, Doctor of Missiology pen 1995 kumin Western Seminary, Portland, Oregon, USA pan zo kik hi. Christian makaite thusinpihna gam tuamtuam India, Myanmar, USA ah neihpih ngei a, India gamsung diakdiak ah thugen leh makai thusinna neihpih dingin kilimzat zaw kaan hi. India minam tuamtuam kikal buaina omna mun ah kilemna thugen dingin kizang kawikawi a, a kalsuanna peuh Topa in tonpih hi.

Laisim lunglut mahmah mi hi in ama inn ah laisimna inndei khat a nei nuam hamtang mi khat hi a; khangno leh maikai dinga pattahhuaite pattah leh Pasian nasem hunbit nasemte pattah banah pastor te tawh mapang khawma sepkhop, kikholhkhop a lunglut leh a hanciamna ahi hi.

[Jamang Ngul Khan Pau, is currently based in Colorado Springs and attached to Development Associates International office as part of his sabbatical program in doing research and developing training materials for leadership, marriage enrichment and discipleship. He is happily married to Lucy Engjadim for 24 years and they have two sons Daniel Gin Sian Mung and Toshi Thang Lian Mang.

Pau, worked for six years (1981-1986) as an itinerant evangelist in his native home state in Manipur, India, another ten years (1986-1996) as Student’s Chaplain in Shillong, Meghalaya, India. He was invited by the Council of Baptist Churches in North East India to the position of Associate General Secretary (1996-1999) and then as General Secretary during 1999-2009. While serving in that position, Pau was invited as speaker in the Mission Conferences of the American Baptist Churches in Green Lake in 1999, 2000, 2003 and 2006. He was one of the Bible Studies leaders in the Asian Baptist Federation Congress in Manila in 2004 and in the Baptist World Alliance 100 years celebration in Birmingham in 2005. He was also one of the resource persons at the Third Lausanne Congress in Cape Town (October 16-24, 2010) in the Multiplex session, Men and Women: A Powerful Team in Completing the Great Commission.

Pau completed his Bachelor of Arts in 1981, Bachelor of Divinity at Union Biblical Seminary, Pune in 1985 and Doctor of Missiology at Western Seminary, Portland, Oregon in 1995. He is actively involved as a resource person in seminars for Christian leaders and marriage enrichment in different cities in India, Myanmar and the United States. He also participated in peace initiatives among the different ethnic conflicts in Assam and Manipur. His passion is reading, mentoring emerging leaders and coming alongside pastors who are serving the churches in North East India.]