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Brother Bakht Singh first A Christian convert from Hindu Sikhism, Bakht Singh, died in India, in September, , at age He was one of India's most prolific church planters and a most remarkable evangelist.
True to his commitment, Brother Bakht Brother Bakht Singh was suffering from Parkinson’s since and survived for 97 years and slept in the Lord on September 16, About , people from all over the Indian subcontinent, USA, Dubai, Australia, Pakistan, Srilanka and Nepal, attended his funeral held on September 22,
Though costly, nobody was asked News of his homecall spread like wildfire and over , came to pay their last tribute to him from Sunday, September 17th through Friday September 22nd. His passing away brought an end to an era. Future church historians may refer to this period as Bro. Bakht Singh's era.
FUNERAL SERVICE OF | BRO.RAJARATHNAM (God Bakht Singh, one of India’s most prominent evangelists and church planters, died September He was An internationally known Bible teacher, Singh suffered from Parkinson’s disease.
Some of these include: News of his homecall spread like wildfire and over , came to pay their last tribute to him from Sunday, September 17th through Friday September 22nd. His passing away brought an end to an era. Future church historians may refer to this period as Bro. Bakht Singh's era. He Lived for Christ.
Bakht Singh showed him the Brother Bakht Singh was the spiritual father of tens of thousands in Asia as well as a spiritual role model and inspiration to believers across the world. He was India's foremost evangelist, revivalist and indigenous church planter who founded churches based on New Testament principles.
The Open Brethren, sometimes called Brother Bakht Singh —A Saint of God, by T. E. Koshy Reprinted by with permission. of India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Australia and other parts of the world, now numbering into the thousands. Indeed Brother Bakht Singh can be called the father of the indigenous churches of India and abroad.