An Account of 20th Century Apostolic Revival

Bakht Singh was, perhaps, the greatest Christian worker ever to emerge outside the traditional church. This is ironic in that he is virtually unknown in the West.

When Bakht Singh died in 2003, at the age of 96, some 600,000 people attended his funeral. In his lifetime he raised up over 60,000 churches, the total number of believers in these assemblies running in the millions!

It is important to know the Bakht Singh story and how he did what he did! Such biographies have been key influences which have changed great men’s lives and are absolutely necessary for the passing of the torch from one century to another.

If you come across some hot-hearted man or woman who does not quite “fit in” to the way things are, please pass this book on to him or her. As surely as Nee and Singh were affected by the lives of men who came before them, so the story of men like Nee, Singh and Sparks will light a fire in the hearts of young men and women of whom we have not yet heard.