Darsanglien Ruolngul

The Advance of the Gospel (Part One) Darsanglien Ruolngul

History of the Coming of the Gospel in Manipur South with special reference to the Independent Church of India)"All letters from Rohmingliana and others from your side, as well as the appeals given during the Presbytery remain safe with me. Except for the London and American Council, no one else has seen these letters. I have not even handed over to Dr. and Williams" - H. H. COLEMAN to Lianhawla"The way he said, '...no one else has seen these letters. I have not even handed them over to Dr. and Williams' confirmed our suspicion of conspiracy" - TAISENA"You have prejudged Mr. Roberts, the founder and organizer of the mission on exparte evidence of a very questionable character" - THOMAS W. TAIT to NEIGM Board"I have given my life and soul for you. I consider your land my land, your tribe my tribe. Do you think I will be able to give you up for money? Never! I cannot spend God's money for my personal benefit"- WATKIN R. ROBERTS to the Churches"Though they tell us constantly that Pu Tlangvala is a thief and a liar, we cannot believe ... We have become really sick and tired of hearing thse accusations. ... We are eagerly waiting for the time when we will be able to disassociate ourselves from these accusers!"-ROHMINGLIANA to Dohnuna"We have now realized that they have been telling us pack of lies ...allegation of misappropriation of funds .. We believe that they had been telling us blatant lies" -PASTOR ZABIAKA Tripura to Dohnuna"We dare not take part in the deeds of the unrighteous men for the sake of money, nor dare we deliberately follow the paths we knew to be wrong. ... Heaven rejoices at our work and blessed the church in the midst of poverty, dire needs and wants. We commit no offence against the State nor against the missionary; rather the work of the enemy of light falls upon the children of light"-PASTOR THANGNGUR to Rev. Taisena"The American Baptist hoped to work in the northern side of Manipur, but had no objection to Mr. Roberts' working among the tribes on the southern side" - W. PETTIGREW to Mrs. Reese & others at Badarpur Rly stn. in December, 1910"Our work, I feel is to go forward holding the position and daring to say in the name of the Victor of Calvary, 'Get thee behind'"-WATKIN R. ROBERTS (After William Pettigrew claimed the field as his field)