Kohima: The Fellowship of Naga Baptist Associations (FNBA) signaled a renewed push for reconciliation and tribal unity. Leaders gathered on November 10 and 11 at the Lotha Baptist Church in Dimapur to finalize their strategy. The two-day Naga Prayer Summit 2026 focused on healing social divisions through faith.
Church heads want tribes to stop fracturing society. They maintain that the Naga people share one blood and remain one in Christ. Referencing John 17:11, the fellowship argued for solidarity by citing the prayer, “that they may be all one”
The FNBA plans to hold regular prayer meetings to restore peace across state lines. They intend to unite various churches and associations to expand their mission. A committee of seven officials signed off on the new resolutions.
The group includes president Rev. Dr. Vevo Phesao, vice presidents Rev. Dr. Yanbemo Lotha and Rev. Dr. Raimi Rimai, recording secretary Rev. Dr. P. James, assistant recording secretary Nukshila Doulou, convenor Rev. Dr. Hotokhu Zhimomi, and general secretary Rev. Dr. H. Gideon. The organization extended thanks to the Lotha Baptist Church, guest speaker Rev. Dr. Wati Aier, and all attendees for their support.
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