Mr. Lhunkhohao Haokip S/o Mr. Letmang Haokip, Chief of Hengkapkot Village of Churachandpur District Manipur is my beloved spiritual son in Christ. He came to my residence in the year 1988 when I was at Manipur Baptist convention complex, Imphal and spent the night with us. In that very night I showed him the snapshots of the birth place of Jesus Christ and other related places of Lord Jesus like Bethlehem, Calvary, Gethsemane, Golgotha and other places of Palestine which I obtained from Israel during my visit in the years 1979 and 1983.

I would call Agape Christian Museum Centre a Divine dream from God on the ground that out of 4622 visitors as per Agape Christian Museum centre Visitors' record of 24/6/'97, 744 individuals accepted the Lord Jesus as their personal saviour. The office of Agape Christian Museum Centre was opened on the 7th January 1997 after nine years of silent prayers and after several meetings held in consultation with various Christian leaders hailing from different Church Organisations. Since then it has become a tear shedding Centre for many individuals as the realities of Christ's Sufferings and His loves are reflected to them by this project. I would call Agape Christian Museum Centre as one of the most effective tools in the Ministry of God for saving the perishing souls.

I therefore strongly recommend this Ministry to have rigid foundation to bear optimum fruits in the offing. I would also like to request the hands of every Christ believing individuals to give the Founder President of Agape Christian Museum Centre their prayer support and financial helps in his endeavours. I wish him and his Ministry a great success now and in the future.

Brother Lhunkhohao (Haopu) is my former student in High School. His strong zeal and love for Christ has drawn many souls to Christ. I am deeply impressed by his compassion for the lost souls and his love for Christ. Often he was called `pastor' by his friends even in his student life. Truly he has got the qualification of a pastor.

In this new generation, it is hard to find a person like him who has a great love and vision for Christ. Praise God that He has raised him up to shine the light and love of Christ in this land through the ministry of ACMC.

May his vision of Agape Christian Museum Centre be accomplished for God's glory!
"He who calls you is faithful, who also will do it" (I Thess. 5:24)

I am very happy to learn that a Christian Museum, the first of its kind in India has been opened/ started in Manipur under the Presidentship of Mr. Lhunkhohao Haokip the founder President of Christian Museum in Manipur, India.

Because, Museum is all important for all sorts of lives, literate and illiterate, educated or uneducated. For Museum is a record of the old things for the future generation.

Here a Chinese proverb may be quoted:
     "I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand,"

A Chinese proverb also said, "It is better to see once than to hear a thousand times." Hearing the Word of God is important and necessary to believe (Rome 10:14) but to remember and to understand you need to see with your eyes. To understand the Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ, instead of hearing over and over again we need Christian Museum, especially for the uneducated and illiterate Tribals.

So far as many as 4622 visitors have visited the Museum, and 744 people have accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour according to the visitors record book as on 24.6.1997.

I wish the success of the vision of the building of Christian Museum in Manipur, India. May God bless the vision and help to workout its plans.

I have visited Agape Christian Museum Centre, founded by Mr. Lhunkhohao Haokip who has given his full hearted to establish this Museum which was never in Manipur State.

When I visited the Museum, I was surprised to see a crowd of people, even boys and girls, for seeing various picture and archaic materials. Some of them told that they accepted Christ as their personal Saviour by seeing those pictures and explanation by the founder.

I am so impressed to see this kind of Museum. I find hard to understand how Mr. Lhunkhohao Haokip started this Agape Museum by selling his own property to start the Ministry. He needs much prayer support.

Mr. Lhunkhohao Haokip S/o Shri Letmang Haokip, Chief of Hengkapkot Village, Churachandpur District-India was my Church member when I was serving as Pastor in Ningthi Area from 1991 till 1993 under Evangelical Churches Association (ECA) formerly known as Kuki Christian Association (KCA) till April 1996 affiliated to Evangelical Congregational Church of India (ECCI) heading the seven Presbyteries including ECA, ECC, EOC, EAC, ESC, ECM and UEC.

The first Church Organisation was known as Thadou-Kuki Pioneer Mission and later came to be known as North East India General Mission (NEIG Mission) and presently it is known as Evangelical Congregational Church of India (ECCI) since the first preaching of the Gospel by beloved Missionary Mr. Watkin Roberts to Manipur South District in the year 1910 on the 7th May which is still observed as Missionary Day in South District of Manipur.

The Youth Department of Ningthi Area under Evangelical Churches Association conducts whole night prayer or whole day prayer once in every month for the propagation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ covering one pastorate area. Bro. Lhunkhohao Haokip the Founder President of Agape Christian Museum Centre is the Secretary of Youth Prayer Fellowship (YPF) for Ningthi Area from 1991 till 1998 consecutively elected for two terms.

As far as my knowledge is concerned, he is serving very faithfully and honestly with full devotion, love and prayerful life for the lost souls and humanity of the world. As he is bearing good record and good moral character for the services of God I fully recommend him to be supported in all his endeavours for the glory of God and for the extension of His Kingdom. I wish his vision to be fulfilled in every aspect of his efforts.

I have the pleasure to certify that the AGAPE CHRISTIAN MUSEUM CENTRE, run with the initiative of Lbunkbohao Haokip of Churachandpur is the only one of its kind in the whole North Eastern India.

Even though I am a Hindu, I am very much impressed by the relics of Lord Jesus like Herbarium of Olive leaves and fruit from Mount Olives Jerusalem, clay sample from Dead sea, Israel, water of Jordan River where lord Jesus was baptized and acquainted myself with the truth of Christian philosophy.

I hope, this museum be one of the best educational institutions of Christianity in future.

The Agape Christian Museum Centre at Churachandpur, Manipur, is undertaking innovative work to increase awareness of the masses about Christianity.

I wish the institution the very best in the years to come and pray that it grows from strength to strength.