The MBC is affiliated and co-operating with the Council of Baptist Churches in North-East India (CBCNEI), Asia Pacific Baptist Federation (APBF), Baptist World Alliance (BWA), and partnering with North East India Christian Council (NEICC), National Council of Churches in India (NCCI), National Council of Baptist Churches in India (NCBCI) and other likeminded organizations as per the decision of the Executive Council.

Vision Statement Presenting Christ to every nation, tribe, and community; planting fellowships and churches; nurturing every believer into maturity.
Purpose: The Mission and Evangelism Department is committed to educating and strengthening associations and local churches through impactful activities.
Key Activities:
1. Missionary Training – Equip individuals for effective mission work. 

2. Sharing Information – Provide resources to keep the community informed. 

3. Church Planting Training – Support the establishment of new churches. 

4. Evangelist Support – Send and support evangelists locally and abroad. 

5. Networking – Foster partnerships with organizations and churches. 

6. Mission Consultation – Offer guidance for mission initiatives. 

7. Social Actions – Engage in community service projects. 

8. Local Church Visits – Support and encourage local congregations. 

9. Mission Conferences – Organize events for training and collaboration.

MBC Youth is committed to the followings:
Leadership Formation in two levels:

1. Leadership Formation in two levels:
a. Training of Trainers for Youth Leaders in the Secretary Level in the MBC Headquarters.
b. Training of Trainers called as Second Rung leadership, which is a training of Association Youth Leaders in the District level.
2. Transforming Youths through Workshops, Seminars, Camps by providing classes on understanding of Love, Sex & Marriage, maintaining purity of Youthful Life.
3. Ministering to convicts and drug-addicts in Prisons and Rehab Centres by organizing discipleship programs, new life camps, etc.
4. Enhancement Program of Youth Leadership Skills through Exposure Trips, participating in the National and International Conferences, and visiting bigger Organizations for studying the development and leadership skills.
5. Strengthening the Associations through exchange of resources like Youth Secretaries Touring Program, extending help to needing Associations, and sponsoring promising Youths for theological training.
6. Organizing Festival and Corporate Worship through Triennial Conference, One day Inter-Church Youth Fellowship in different places.
7. Net-working and Partnership with different Ministry organizations.
8. Providing Home Makers & Builders Training (for unmarried ladies only).

Mission: The MBC Women Department is committed to build God’s Kingdom in our homes, churches, associations, conventions and to the nations by working in unity, love and proclaiming the Word of God.
Vision (2017-2022):
1. Women living productive lives contributing for the growth of home, churches, and society.
2. Members leading a life of integrity and commitment.
3. Mothers growing in faith and knowledge of God to take good decisions and initiative to lead others.
4. A growing culture of giving and caring of the marginalized and destitute people in our society leading to a movement.
5. Networking and Partnership.

Core Values:
As members of MBCWD we should react our core values of unity, accountability, integrity, transparency, teachability, sincerity and sensitivity in our day to day lives.
Purpose Statement:
1. As sisters in God we come together in one accord, in one faith with common goal for the better of the women under MBC.
2. We are children of God and we agree to treat each other as sisters with love, respect and are accountable to each other and also to God in words and deeds.
3. We will lead a life of integrity witnessing Christ through our life and leading transparent lives.
4. We are teachable and we will work sincerely in unity and in a team.
5. We will be sensitive to the needs of the women in general and take care of the marginalized women in particular.

I. DORCAS COMPASSION HOME
Dorcas Compassion Home, formerly known as Tabitha Compassion Care Centre, was established in 2006 to support widows living with HIV+. Initially, the centre began with 10 widows who were trained in tailoring and wool knitting. Over the years, a total of 36 members have joined, with 5 members having transitioned to be with the Lord and others finding placements in various organizations and schools. Currently, there are 15 active members. The centre was initially initiated by the Mission and Evangelism Department of MBC, and since 2007, the Women’s Department has taken over responsibility, collaborating with like-minded Christian organizations to sustain its mission.

Vision: We envision a future where vulnerable women, particularly those at risk and school dropout girls, experience dignity, feel valued, and live with hope while becoming economically sound.

Mission: Our mission is to assist HIV+ widows and their families, who often face economic hardship, physical weakness, and social stigma. Many have been affected by the loss of support from their families, leading to a cycle of poverty and health deterioration. We aim to empower these women to achieve economic sustainability, regain their self-worth, and foster a positive outlook on life.

Activities:
• Vocational Training: Tailoring, embroidery, wool knitting, flower pot making, traditional earrings, and more.
• Health Support: Providing daily nutrition and medicine.
• Spiritual Growth: Bible study, daily devotion, and personal counselling.
• Employment Opportunities: Establishing a production unit and sales of DCH products.
• Children’s Club: Educational support for at-risk children.
• Home Visits: Building relationships within the community.
• Exposure Trips: Opportunities for members to refresh themselves and fellowship with other women.
• Church Visits: Sales of DCH products during church visits.
• Reunion Fellowship: Engaging with former DCH members.
• Pearl Boutique: Established on March 5, 2014, as an outlet for Dorcas Compassion Home (DCH) products. The outlet has since expanded to include additional items to generate adequate income to support the ministry of DCH.

Ministry Opportunities:
• Pray for our members daily.
• Share your love through visits and prayers.
• Contribute gifts, in cash or kind.

Contact Us:
For more information or to get involved, please reach out to us at:
Dorcas Compassion Home (DCH)
Ground Floor Secretariat Building MBC Compound,
Opp. LMS Law College D.M. Road
Imphal, Manipur – 795001, India
Phone: +91 8413065669 (Women’s Secretary)
Coordinator: +91 6009836884
Email: dorcashome25@gmail.com

Thank you for your continued support and prayers! 

II. LEGACY HOME OVERVIEW
Established in 1962, Legacy Home is a dedicated residence for school and college girls, operating under the administration, supervision, and management of the MBC Women Department. The Project Managing Board, formed by the Women Executive Committee, oversees its functioning. Legacy Home is committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment where young women can thrive academically and spiritually.

Our mission is to cultivate an atmosphere that encourages discipline, personal growth, and academic excellence. We believe that a strong foundation in both education and spirituality is essential for empowering young women to become confident and capable leaders in their communities.

Aims and Objectives:
1. To help the boarders excel in their academic aspects.
2. To provide a Christian atmosphere.
3. To help them produce Christ-like character.
4. To build them up to become good and faithful citizens of the nation.
Legacy Home is more than just a place to stay; it is a community designed to empower young women during their formative years, preparing them to face the challenges of the future with confidence and grace.

Contact Us:

For more information or to get involved, please reach out to us at:
Legacy Home MBC Compound,
Opp. LMS Law College D.M. Road,
Imphal, Manipur – 795001, India
Phone: +91 8413065669 (Women’s Secretary)
Warden: +91 93661 56812

Thank you for your continued support and prayers!

MBC Peace & Development Department is committed to:
1. Quality of life through peace, justice and livelihood.
2. Recognize the value of non-violence and respect for human right.
3. Strengthen capacity of communities for participatory activities for economic empowerment by enhancing their livelihood opportunities and income generation through farm and non-farm activities.
4. Promote collective action through community base organization for economic and social purposes.
5. Promote partnership and linkages with organization and bodies of local, Regional, National and International.
6. Eco-system management including Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Climate Change Adaptation CCA).
7. Empowerment of vulnerable and excluded group through appropriate sustainable livelihood options.
8. Providing humanitarian aids to places that have been incited by natural disaster such as earthquakes, floods and man-made disasters.
9. Promoting accountability, efficiency and effectiveness in implementing humanitarian action.
10. Advocacy.

Vision: “Establishing a Sustained and Production Capacity Convention”
Mission: “Capacity Building for Financial Sustainability and Production Capacity”
Strategy
1. Mobilization of Resources for Sustainability and Production Capacity by Reviving and Streamlining available/existing Resources.
2. Capacity Building of Associations for Resource Mobilization and Fund Raising by training Association Leaders in Financial Planning & Stewardship at Convention & Association levels.
3. Capacity Building of Local Churches for Resource Mobilization and Fund Raising by training Local Church Leaders in Financial Planning & Stewardship through/by Associations.
4. Networking and partnering with member Associations, Churches, individuals and other likeminded organizations.
5. Creating Avenues for Endowment/Revolving Funds through Local Churches and Individuals by way of Patronage, Well Wishers and Partnership, etc.

Baptist Herald envisages reaching out to everyone including the far and vast regions of Manipur, to keep the readers motivated and participated in God’s active ministry through prayers.

Every volume published contains a series of Bible Studies, various articles written by qualified ministers who have been inspired by the Holy Spirit, reports, events, updates, and much more.

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