The Story Of Sadhu Sundar Singh
by Cyril J. Davey
Genre: | Evangelist biography |
Subject: | Sadhu Sundar Singh |
Publisher: | Moody Press |
Year: | 1950 |
Location: | Chicago |
Library: | Physical collection at walkingtogether.life |
Purchase: | https://www.amazon.co.uk/STORY-SADHU-SUN... |
Scripture Testimony Index stories in this book
Sundar Singh went from being a fierce hater of the Gospel, who led a gang that persecuted Christians and publicly burnt Bibles, to one who boldly declared: "I am a Christian. I can serve no one else but Jesus!" Arising from an encounter with Jesus; a fierce persecutor was now a believer.
Apostles sang hymns to God while in prisonCounted worthy of suffering disgrace for the NameArrested for proclaiming JesusBeaten for preaching the GospelImprisoned for preaching about Jesus
Sundar Singh was arrested for preaching in a forbidden Tibetan village. But his joy was so great--joy that he might suffer for Jesus' sake--that he sang and preached all night long from his tiny cell window. The enraged officials tried to silence him with torture, but he sang hymns of praise to Jesus all the more.