Prior to the organization of Lunglei District, no Pastor was posted in Lunglei town. When Evan. H. Tebawnga was elected as District Pastor on May 21, 1966, it was decided that he would also serve as the town Section Pastor. This marked the beginning of the town Section, variously referred to as the 'Lunglei Section' or 'Town Section'.

In April 1967, J. Laltluanga was appointed as the town Section Pastor. Since there were no official quarters yet, they rented available housing. From the time Rev. Lalthima became the town Section Pastor, a Pastor Quarters was constructed at Rahsiveng.

The 1980 District Conference passed a resolution dividing the town into two Sections, named 'Lunglei South' and 'Lunglei North'. The 1985 District Conference further passed a resolution dividing Lunglei North into two Sections, namely 'Rahsiveng Section' and 'Pukpui Section'. The Pastor Quarters constructed at Rahsiveng while the town was still a single Section was maintained in good condition to serve as the Rahsiveng Section Pastor Quarters.

The Local churches included under Rahsiveng Section at that time were:
1. Rahsiveng 2. Bawng veng (later Venghlun) 3. Hauruang 4. Runtung 5. Vanhne 6. Thehlep 7. Pachang.

1st Section Board: On April 23, 1985, the 1st Rahsiveng Section Board meeting was held at the Pastor Quarters, and the following were elected as Section Department leaders:

1. LAD:
President : R. Thangchhungi, Bawngveng
Secretary/Treasurer : Hmangaihi, Hauruang

2. PYD:
President : C. Lalhmingmawia, Thehlep
Secretary/Treasurer : Lalthianghlima Chawngthu, Rahsiveng

3. Missions Department:
Director : Evan Hrangmawia, Rahsiveng
Secretary/Treasurer : Lalenga, Rahsiveng

4. Sunday School Dept:
Director : Evan Lalchhara, Bawngveng
Secretary/Treasurer : Elder K. Zaikhuma, Bawngveng

Past Section Pastors and Section Leaders: Section Pastors:
1. Rev. PC. Lunghnema
2. Rev. PC. Doliana
3. Rev. Lianhranga
4. Rev. T. Bualzika
5. Rev. R. Lalrosanga
6. Rev. PC. Nghakliana
7. Rev. Zalawma
8. Pastor K. Lalchamliana
9. Rev. Ralkapkunga Khiangte
10. Rev. PC. Lalrosanga
11. Rev. P. Lalthanga
12. Rev. C. Lalhriatpuia
13. Rev. PC. Lalfakawma (in charge as District Treasurer)
14. Rev. B. Kamliana
15. Rev. LH. Lalchhandama

Past Section Secretaries:
1. Evan Saithanga Sailo, Bawngveng
2. Elder K. Zaikhuma, Bawngveng
3. Evan MC. Vanlalhuma, Rahsiveng
4. Elder LH. Sanghluna, Rahsiveng
5. Elder H. Lalrintluanga, Zion, Venghlun
6. Elder C. Lalhmangaiha, Venghlun

Past Section Treasurers:
1. Evan Saithanga Sailo, Bawngveng
2. Elder K. Zaikhuma, Bawngveng
3. Evan MC. Vanlalhuma, Rahsiveng
4. Elder LH. Sanghluna, Rahsiveng
5. Elder H. Lalrintluanga, Zion, Venghlun
6. Elder C. Lalhmangaiha, Venghlun
7. Elder PC. Lalnunmawia, Rahsiveng

Pastor Quarters: When the 1985 District Conference passed the division of Lunglei North into two Sections, 'Rahsiveng Section' and 'Pukpui Section', the Pastor Quarters built in Rahsiveng during the unified town Section era continued to be maintained as the Rahsiveng Section Pastor Quarters.

During the very first Rahsiveng Section Board Meeting on April 23, 1985, targets were set to plan for continued construction. Over time, the original structure required rebuilding, and in 1993, initiatives were launched to build a new Pastor Quarters, which was completed and occupied for several years. Subsequently, the current quarters was built with Rs. 20,00,000/- contributed by the District and approximately Rs. 8,00,000/- spent by the Section, and was formally inaugurated and occupied on January 25, 2024, by District Secretary Rev. C. Lalrintluanga.

Key Initiatives & Activities: 1. A missionary has been supported for a very long period.
2. Financial campaigns are conducted within the Section.
3. Numerous seminars have been organized for church workers within the Section.
4. It was resolved that Local churches within the Section observe 'Church Workers Day'.
5. Condolence support is given by the Section upon the passing of church workers and Section Department Heads within the Section.
6. Annual Section Conferences are held, hosted rotationally by Local churches within the Section.
7. Rahsiveng Section has submitted numerous agendas to the District, notable among which are:-
1) That the District leadership prepare a uniform Marriage Register for standard use. (Submitted in 1992)
2) That more systematic rules and guidelines be framed for PMD. (1997)
3) That Elder delegates to the District Conference be given voting rights in elections. (1996)
4) That General Hqrs. be relocated from Shillong to Mizoram. (1998)
5) That a uniform emblem color system be utilized across N.E.I UPC. (2000)
6) That Mission Department initiatives be placed directly under Main Church administration rather than as a separate department. (2003)
7) That new PCD textbooks be prepared and published. (2003)
8) That a more systematic church census system be established. (2003)
9) That our Church School be administered as an English medium institution. (2004)
10) That District workers' Quarters be assigned clear numbers and systematically managed for occupants. (2004)
11) That child dedication/baptism certificates include birth dates on the counterfoil and that text on counterfoils match the certificate text. (2004)
12) That the District Superintendent's Indigo vehicle be disposed of and replaced by two Diesel Engine vehicles. (2004)
13) That provisions be made for re-employment of retired Pastors. (2007)
14) That Lunglei District UPC render aid to those affected by Mautam. (2008)
15) Addition of District Board members / enlargement of District Board. (2008, 2012, 2015, 2018)
16) That the District maintain a ready stock of Holy Communion wine and bread for timely supply. (2009)
17) That the District prepare and distribute Church Calendars free of charge to all church families starting 2010. (2009)
18) That provisions for church-recognized marriages be expanded under NEI UPC Constitution Article 8 Sl. No 5 and Lunglei District Rules Chapter 15 for marriages in Jesus' name under Category 2.
19) That groups/teams/societies established within Lunglei District refrain from compulsarily using 'Pentecostal' in their names.
20) That systematic Recruitment Rules be framed for Lunglei District UPC employees. (2012)
21) That the Church adopt an officially recognized Bible version. (2013)
22) That Church doctrines be printed and published for reading by church members. (2014)
23) That a Missionary Day be observed across UPC North East India. (2014)
24) That regarding NEI Executive Board's resolution granting District authority for Category 2 marriages, such marriages within Lunglei District be solemnized inside church buildings. (2016)
25) That co-opted members designated as Local Elders be re-designated as Church Board members. (2017)
26) That the Church publish a doctrinal manual. (2018)
27) That the current system of District Conference delegation representation be revised. (2018)
28) That the District take measures so that Church Workers gain thorough familiarity with our Manual. (2018)
29) That if re-issuance of Church Certificates must be done through the District, copies of Local Registers be systematically submitted to the District so the District can issue them directly without requiring Local recommendation. (2018)
30) That the Church ensure at least one MSW graduate is employed at ASC Home, providing MSW training to current staff if necessary.
31) That District, Section, and Local administration refrain from scheduling conflicting programs on important Church observances (such as Joint Prayer Week, Palm Sunday, etc.). (2019)
32) That upon completing their term, the District Superintendent return to field Section ministry. (2019)
33) That the District Main Church fund District PCD directly instead of setting independent financial targets. (2020)
34) That remarried individuals ineligible for Category 1 marriage be allowed Category 2 solemnization. (2020)
35) That the children's department established within NEI be named Pentecostal Children Department (PCD) and the men's fellowship be named Pentecostal Men Department (PMD). (2020)
36) That Lunglei District organize training sessions specifically for Elders. (2023)
37) That positions for Local Church Board and Section Office Bearers be clearly defined in District Governance Rules. (2023)
38) That Section Department Advisers include one additional elected member from the respective department alongside the Pastor. (2024)
39) That the Section Chairman post be held by an Elder or License holder rather than the Section Pastor. (2024)
40) That Church Office closure during Christmas and New Year period align closely with government calendar policy. (2024)
41) That the District take active steps to settle all pending Land Lease matters for Church properties across Lunglei District. (2024)

From the 2025 Half-Yearly Report: A. Number of Locals: 8
1. Rahsiveng
2. Venghlun
3. Zion, Venghlun
4. Sazaikawn
5. Vanhne
6. Hauruang
7. Runtung
8. Thehlep

B. Membership:
Male : 1082
Female : 1160
Total : 2242

C. Number of Households: 508

D. 2025-2026 Section Main Church Leaders:
Section Chairman : Rev. LH. Lalchhandama
Section Secretary : Elder C. Lalhmangaiha
Section Treasurer : Elder PC. Lalnunmawia