Christian Serkawn Hosp. School of Nursing Lunglei

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About Christian Serkawn Hosp. School of Nursing Lunglei

Christian Serkawn Hosp. School of Nursing Lunglei is a private institute in Lunglei, Mizoram, established in 1919. Campusbells lists it under Nursing, with 1 diploma course: GNM.

The Mizos (then known as Lushais) were a fierce tribe and they had a habit of raiding their neighbouring places in Assam before the British government subdued them. In one of such raids they killed Mr. James Winchester, a tea-gardener of Alexandrapore and they carried off his six years old daughter Mary Winchester, on January 23, 1871. When Robert Arthington, a wealthy person of Leeds and a mission enthusiast came to know about this, he had a great burden to reach those savage people of the North East India with the gospel of Jesus Christ. After sometime, in 1889, he happened to meet St.John Dalmas, a BMS missionary working in Bengal, who told him that the hill tribes of North East India have not yet been reached with the gospel.

This deeply touched him and he formed his own missionary society called ‘Arthington Aborigine Mission’ in 1889, with a particular focus of working among the savage people in the North East India. In 1890 he sent out three missionaries and one of them was J.H.Lorrain.

As described on the institution’s website

At a glance

Key facts

Established

1919

Ownership

Private-Unaided

Stream

Nursing

Location

Lunglei, Mizoram

Academics

Courses offered at Christian Serkawn Hosp. School of Nursing Lunglei

1 programme listed

Gallery

Campus photos

Photos: mizobaptist.org

Campus life

Facilities at Christian Serkawn Hosp. School of Nursing Lunglei

• Medical