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Rt. Rev. Dr. Bishop P.K. Samantaroy

Sadhu Sundar Singh made a profound impact on my life. As a child, everytime I read about his life and ministry, I k was amazed at his deep sense of commitment to Christ and never saving his radically simple lifestyle. I never knew one day I could be Serving as a bishop in the area where he was born and worked. Sadhu Sundar Singh is very relevant for the Church in the present context. I consider myself proud to have been associated with the Sadhu Sunder Singh Global Forum.

Rev. Dr. Richard Howell

Sadhu Sundar Singh: The Apostle of Bleeding Feet

The resurrected Jesus encountered Sundar Singh, transforming his life and giving him a new identity and mission. He fearlessly carried the gospel to the West, demonstrating that knowing God comes through a relationship lived out in humility, obedience, unconditional love, and sacrifice. A true role model of Christlike living, he walked the path of faith with unwavering devotion, inspiring generations to follow.

Rev. Philip Masih

Sundar Singh unwavering commitment, deep devotion, and willingness to suffer for Christ have profoundly impacted my life. His example has strengthened my faith, inspiring me to live with greater dedication to God’s calling. His writings, such as At the Master’s Feet, continue to guide me in my spiritual journey, reminding me of the power of faith and sacrifice.

Rev. Vinod Victor

Sadhu Sundar Singh: A life worth emulating, One of the beauties of Christian life is its rootedness in the local context and its impact in the global context. The journey of the river of faith has always been enriched by tributaries and people have drunk from it to their full crucibles of their choice. The life and witness of Sadhu Sundar Singh is best depicted by his phrase- Living water in the Indian crucible. He was a global apostle who was able to translate the essence of Christian faith in a language understandable to the people in each context that he ministered.

Dr. Samuel Richmond

Sadhu Sundar Singh remains a profound voice in Christian history, a mystic and missionary whose life exemplified the beauty of the Gospel through unwavering faith, deep spirituality, and sacrificial devotion. His remarkable journey—from a restless seeker to a radiant witness of Christ—continues to inspire and challenge believers across generations. At the Sadhu Sundar Singh Global Forum, we seek to honor his legacy, explore the depth of his writings, and reflect on his powerful role in bridging faith and culture. His life stands as a beacon, calling us to a deeper walk with Christ and a bold proclamation of the Gospel.

Rev. Dr. Sunil Caleb

"Rev Dr Sunil M Caleb is an ordained presbyter of the Church of North India. He currently is the Principal of Bishop's College, Calcutta where he also teaches Christian Theology and Christian Ethics. He was born in Shimla and has lived in Shimla and Kotgarh, both places closely associated with Sadhu Sundar Singh."

Rev. Rana Youab Khan

Rev’d Rana Youab Khan is an Anglican priest currently serving as the Area Dean of Brecon in the Church in Wales. Previously, he was the Adviser to the Archbishop of Canterbury on international interreligious dialogue. Before relocating to England, he served as a parish priest and prison chaplain in the Diocese of Lahore, Church of Pakistan, and taught Hebrew at the University of Punjab. Revd Khan chairs the CMS Asia Forum in the UK and spearheads the Prayer and Aware campaign, which promotes the ministry and legacy of Sadhu Sundar Singh, raising awareness of Asian mission within British churches. He is also a founding member of the Sadhu Sundar Singh Global Forum. Revd Khan is married to Mosena, and they have three grown-up sons.

Rev.Joseph Masih

General Secretary, Sadhu Sundar Singh Global Forum

Sadhu Sundar Singh contributions to Christianity include his unique approach to evangelism, which blended Christian teachings with Indian spiritual traditions, making the message of Christ accessible to Indians. He emphasized a personal relationship with Jesus and presented Christianity in a way that resonated with Indian culture. Sundar Singh also undertook perilous journeys into Tibet, enduring hardship and imprisonment to share the Gospel.

He dressed like an Indian sadhu, walked the streets of Indian villages and preached a Christ that they found it easy to relate with. In a context dominated by Western theology and mission methods the Sadhu was successful in offering an alternative that the world could not but take note. His life and message still remains relevant in every missional and ecclesial context. Any effort to perpetuate the memory of the Sadhu and his gospel methodology is therefore worth pursuing. The webpage dedicated to Sadhu is in this context one of the most precious treasures that we should cherish so that his life snapshots could be handed over to new generations as a model worth emulating.