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Ei (36)na MSA General Conference Report
Written by MSA GS   
Wednesday, 21 May 2008

Rangoon: Marasaw zyta ama khokhei kaw tyhpa nata ama bochha kawpa Mara siku hatizy ta General Conference hlao tloh kawpata ama hnei thei hawna thatih ary lia tahpa haw heta General Secretary tawta report-na avaw hnei.
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Yangon Marasaw Cyclone thlihchhiepa tawta ama byuh
Written by Rev. Bizo   
Tuesday, 06 May 2008

Yangon-Washington DC: Buma rah liata Cyclone Nargis vata chyhsa 20,000 hlata hluvia hrona ama pahlei tahpa thatih daopa a cha. State sapangaw Mon, Karen, Peku, Rangoon, nata Irrawady zy a su. Thilchhiepa vata rilipi  nata irrwady chavah tilaihpa kiahna (tidal wave) tawta athipa ama hlu viapa hawta thatih daopa a cha. Hmodah chhaikha vaw parao haw hrasala Rangoon liata aypa Marasaw zydua khopahliepa ta ama byuh khaipa thatih Rev. Bizo ta ary lia haw heta email a vaw paphao.
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MSA General Conference Programme Detail Unveiled
Written by MITCS   
Friday, 04 April 2008


Yangon: Mara Students Association ta tao tyhpa General Conference cha ary liata program haw heta ronah kawpata tao awpata MSA Center Yangon tawta aphua papua.

 
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Report And Appeal Of The Bamboo Famine in Chin State, Burma
Written by MSWDC   
Wednesday, 19 March 2008

A TERRIBLE FAMINE SWIPES THE BAMBOO LANDERS
Report And Appeal Of The Bamboo Famine in Chin State, Burma
March 17, 2008
 
The people who are dwelling in the region of Paletwa Township, Matupi Township, and Thatlang Twonship, Chin State, Myanmar, have been badly struck by a terrible famine since last year, 2007. The region is bordered by India to the northwest and Bangladesh to southwest. The people are known as the Mara, Khumi, and Lemro tribes. They are different ethnic tribes living together in the region for ages. The region is occupied by serrated mountains and separated by deep valleys. Most of the villages are built on the summits of mountains. Very narrow lanes and paths connect the villages and one can travel only on bare foot for days carrying everything needed on back loads. Because of the mountainous and rugged nature of the region during the rainy season even animals find difficult to move from one place to another. The outsiders may wonder why the forefathers of these tribes must have chosen this region for their homeland.
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Mara Evangelical Church Nopaw thiehpazy
Written by Pawsa   
Friday, 14 March 2008

New Lialaita liata tao ngapa Mara Evangelical Church General Assembly liata MEC nopaw thiehpazy atly hawpa a cha. Ary lia haw heta Pawsa, Yangon tawta thatih maniah a pathei.
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