A Fellowship of DABA
Lungmen Fellowship
Serving the colonies adjoining Burma Camp, a growing Ao community that outgrew the journey to Town Fellowship.
Formerly Burma Camp Prayer Cell (1998) & Burma Camp Fellowship (2006) · renamed 2007
Years since founding
Leaders served
FeLLOWSHIP HEAD
REV. KIKA JAMIR
The Need
Who We Are
Believers in the colonies adjoining Burma Camp originally travelled to Town Fellowship for worship. But the distance, a large and growing settlement of Aos in the area, and rising population made the need for a closer fellowship clear.
In April 1998, a prayer cell was granted under the name Burma Camp Prayer Cell, DABA, with Mr. T. Süngjem Longkümer, then Home Evangelist, as its in-charge. The name has changed twice since, but the community it serves has only grown.
Our Story
Two renamings, one growing community
From a prayer cell serving a distant colony to a fellowship with a name of its own, twice over.
Burma Camp Prayer Cell, DABA is granted, with Mr. T. Süngjem Longkümer, then Home Evangelist, serving as prayer cell in-charge.
Sensing the community’s growth, the church grants fellowship status under the name Burma Camp Fellowship.
The fellowship is renamed Lungmen Fellowship, the name it carries today. Four leaders have served since, besides the current pastor.
Inside Our Fellowship
A glimpse of Lungmen Fellowship
A community that has grown through three names, still gathering together today.
Fellowship Details
Service information
Location
Colonies adjoining Burma Camp (exact address needed)
Worship Service
service time needed
Fellowship Head
current pastor’s name needed
Established
1998
