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Media Workshop in Pyin Oo Lwin |
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Written by Raymond Pome Za Lyan
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Friday, 06 June 2008 10:19 |
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The Communication Section of the Myanmar Council of Churches held a Media Workshop in Pyin Oo Lwin during 28 May to 3 June 2008 in cooperation with the Pyin Oo Lwin Council of Churches. There were (11) participants in the Media Workshop from member Churches of the PCC. Subjects being imparted at the Media Workshop were basic communication theories and functions, the role of media in the society, computer hard wares and soft wares, information communication technology, video shooting and computer based editing. The workshop lasted for 7 days with the request of the participants though basic design of the workshop was to be held 4 days from 28-31 May 2008. They produced a song VCD and record of memorial service for victims of Nargis at the Karen Bapist Church as hands on training products of the workshop. Pyin Oo Lwin, formerly known as Maymyo is a hill station being situated 3500ft elevation from the sea level, having beautiful sceneries, and located on the national high way to China. The leaders of the Pyin Oo Lwin Council of Churches are eager to have another media workshop soon with their own budget. They are very much aware of the importance media skills for their communities. |
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Ecumenical Development Seminar Held |
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Written by Raymond Pome Za Lyan
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Friday, 25 April 2008 14:19 |
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The Human Resource Development and Scholarship Programme of the Mtyanmar of Churches held Ecumenical Development Seminar for the first time on 24-27 April 2008 on the premise of the Shan State Baptist Theological Seminary. There were 36 participants from Churches around Taung Gyi in cooperation with the Taung gyi council of Churches. Rev. Dr. Yam Kho Pau (ES.HRD programme), Saya Saw Shwe Lin(ES.-SCM) and Rev. Raymond Pome Za Lyan(Communication secretary-MCC) have imparted on Development Strategy, Organizational Management and Ecumenism at the seminar. Taung Gyi is the capital of Shan State being located over 4000fts elevation having a mild climate and beautiful scenery close to Inlay one of the most tourist attraction of the country. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 01 May 2008 13:37 )
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Written by Administrator
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Sunday, 30 December 2007 00:00 |
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Communication Section of the Myanmar Council of Churches conducted a Media Workshop in Falamin response to the request of Rev. Dr. Do Sian Thang, the Principal of the Zomi Theological College(ZTC) during 21st November to 1 December 2007. The Workshop has been conducted in 2 parts, the first part is participated by all the ZTC students (aproximately 70) while only 9 media enthusiasts participated the advanced media course on media production (Video Production). Rev. Raymond Pome Za Lyan Communication Secretary, Saya Aye Ko Min, the Assistant Secretary of Communication Section and Rev. Dr. Yam Kho Pau of the Human Resource Development were present at the ZTC in those days from the Myanmar Council of Churches. Communication Secretary Rev. Raymond was able to install an iP Star Satellite Broadband hard ware and computers network for ZTC during those days apart from conducting the Media Workshop. The vice principal Rev. Za Hlei Kap said that most of the expenses for the iP Star Satellite Broadband for ZTC has been contributed by Zomi students abroad. ZTC is the most advanced theological college in Chin State and part of the ZOMI BAPTIST CONVENTION. Falam is located in the western part of Myanmar having an elevation of 5600ft. Falam is one of the most prominant city of the Chin State where cherry blooms and people are known to be very sincere and friendly. |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 04 January 2007 00:00 |
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The Myanmar Council of Churches has started to launch website today on 4th January 2007. Myanmar Council of Churches is an ecumenical organization in Myanmar. We will try to provide you the best reports of the latest happenings among Christian Communities in Myanmar. The Myanmar Council of Churches has a rich experience in ecumenical movements as well as community development programs. |
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