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L. Kijungluba AO
L Kijungluba (08/02/1906-22/01/1997) was the first Baptist missionary from Nagaland. He was born in Lirmen village, Mokokchung district, Nagaland, India.
==Life==
He was field director of Ao Naga Baptist Association, Nagaland, India. In this position he supervised the work of the churches of the Ao Naga tribes in Northeast India, a responsibility formerly held by American missionaries. An American missionary characterized him as "the elder statesman" of the Naga Christians.
Kijungluba attended Jorhat Christian High School in Jorhat and was a pastor and evangelist among his people for many years. He was president of the Council of Baptist Churches of Northeast India. He also served in official positions on the Assam Christian Council and attended all India Christian gatherings. He played a relatively unknown role in reconciliation during the difficulties caused by the revolutionary movement in Nagaland. He was consulted by Nehru himself as reported by The Daily Notes (Canonsburg, Pennsylvania 10/04/1963).〔https://www.newspapers.com/image/56104899/〕 For his role during the turbulent times he was awarded Edwin T Dahlberg Peace award of the American Baptist Convention for the year 1965.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Dahlberg Award Winners )〕 He was awarded the Padma Shri Award, India's fourth highest civilian award in the year 1976 for his contribution to the social work.
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