The gospel came in the North East India just a century ago. Even the Zemes living in North East India have embraced the gospel just a century ago through the work of their neighbouring tribes. This book describes how the gospel reached the Zeme people and how much the gospel has impacted the Zeme tribe in various aspects. As soon as the gospel reached the tribe, the former Welsh Missions stationed in the Cachar hills district have contributed much of their works to the Zeme community in various ways. The works of the missionaries have brought tremendous change to the Zeme people in various aspects of their lives socially, culturally and religiously. It has also seen some impacts which may be termed as negative reaction to the gospel among the Zemes. That is, a new form of faith known Heraka emerged which replaced the primal religious beliefs and practices of the Zemes. This book traces the story of the coming of the gospel among the Zeme Nagas and how the gospel has brought tremendous changesin their lives. Contents Preface Glossary Chapter 1: Introduction A. Background Statement of the Research B. Purpose C. Importance of Study D. Scope E. Methodology F. Sources and Limitations G. The Structure Chapter 2: The Historical and Geographical Backgrounds of the Zeme Nagas of North Cachar Hills Assam A. The Land and the People B. The Migration C. The Zeme Naga Society Before the Advent of Christianity Chapter 3: The Advent of Christianity A. The Preparation for the Gospel B. The Beginnings of Christianity c. The Welsh Presbyterian Mission and the Zeme Christians D. The Spread of Christianity and the Formation of Church Courts in Zeme Area E. Baptists and Roman Catholics F. Conclusion Chapter 4: Impact of Christianity on Zeme Society A. Other Impact - The Renaissance of Zeme Naga Religion B. Positive Impact Chapter 5: Conclusions Bibliography Maps Rev. Pauduateing Newme is an ordained minister of the Presbyterian church of India, Cachar Hill Tribes Synod. He graduated his B.Th (1993) from the then Cherra Theological College, Cherrapunjee, Meghalaya; B.D (1998) from the Aizawl Theological College, Aizawl, Mizoram. He graduated B.A (2006) from Haflong Govt. College under Assam University, while he was in his pastoral ministry. And later he graduated M.Th (2012) in the Department of Christian Ministry, Christian Education from the Union Biblical Seminary, Pune, Maharastra. He has served as a Pastor under the Cachar Hill Tribes Synod in Dima Hasao District of Assam. He is presently the principal of the Presbyterian Theological Institute, CHT Synod Haflong, which is an affiliated centre for Senate Examination of the external theological studies