Structure of the Association

The Christian Education Ministry is Christ-centered, ensuring all learning is grounded in biblical truth. Our core purpose is to bring God’s Word to every child so they have a strong foundation before the world shapes them. Think of it as the teaching arm of the church.

“...to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the son of God, to mature manhood...”

— Ephesians 4:12-13

The Women Ministry is also one of the active ministries that runs under the Association and also coordinates faith-based initiatives with the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC). The Women Ministry of YBBA is prayerfully engaged in promoting fellowship with Christian Women, Women's empowerment, and leadership roles to equip women for spiritual growth.

Every year the Women Ministry has an enthusiastic vision in hosting different programs mostly organized zone-wise, such as Mother’s Camp, Retreat programs, leadership training, Life Skills training, and Seminars.

The YBBA Women Ministry also takes the initiative of supporting the Miqlat Ministry (NBCC) by collecting a one-time handful of rice from all the local churches under YBBA. May God give His strength to all the God-gifted women who are created in His own image to be an inspiring one to each other and lifting up with unity and love.

The Youth Ministry of the Yimkhiung Baptist Borü Amukhungto (YBBA) serves as a vibrant platform for the spiritual, leadership, and holistic development of young people across its 106 Baptist churches. Through the ministry of Youth Directors, it provides guidance, coordination, and oversight to ensure that youth programs remain active, accountable, and aligned with the mission and values of the Church.

A key priority of the ministry is the development of capable and committed youth leaders. Regular leadership seminars, training programs, and capacity-building initiatives are organized for Youth Directors and church youth leaders, equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and vision necessary for effective ministry. These efforts also help churches respond to contemporary challenges faced by young people and provide meaningful support for youths who are becoming disconnected from church life.

In addition to leadership development, the ministry promotes holistic growth through its Sports & Scripture Engagement (SSE) Committee, which combines sports activities with biblical teaching to nurture discipline, teamwork, character, spiritual maturity, and Christian witness. Through intentional discipleship, leadership formation, and purposeful engagement, the YBBA Youth Ministry seeks to raise a generation of committed Christian youths who faithfully serve God, contribute to the life of the Church, and positively impact society.

Literature department functions under YBBA to promote the art of literature work and to preserve the local language in the standard of Christian education. Every type of reading and writing materials in Christian perspective, approved by the association is under the purview of Literature department.

All kinds of books work out by the association shall be produced and published through the literature department. Copyright shall be maintained and spelling patterns/vocabularies and glossaries, work out by the association's literature department shall be adhered.

Literature Secretary shall write foreword to every book written and published under YBBA and shall provide approval for publication by the literature Department. Executive Secretary shall write 'Foreword' for the Books written by Literature secretary.

Kihoto Theological College

On 1^st June 2000, Kihoto Theological College was established by the association and given autonomy to function in full swing by itself.

Kihoto Theological College is an institution that belongs to the association; therefore, every church under YBBA shall observe KTC Day of Prayer once in a year.

For the smooth functioning of the institution, a Governing Board is appointed to guide and to govern the college.

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Schools