The Message of Sadhu Sundar Singh A Study in Mysticism on Practical Religion by B.H. Streeter & A.J. Appasamy
Publication: 1922 Macmillan Company
Sadhu Sundar Singh (1889-1929) was born into a Sikh family. After his mother's death, he sought God and was converted to Christianity when Jesus appeared to him. Rejected by his family, he traveled to villages to share his faith and became known as a mystic with many visions.
This is the first edition copy published by Macmillan. The work compiles Sadhu's teachings and insights about his life, offering a comprehensive view of his theology and mystic experiences. It includes information gathered from his sayings and personal interviews. He traveled to Tibet for the last time in 1929, never to be seen again.
Condition: publishers blue cloth boards, gilt title to spine, inscription and stamp to ffep, binding firm, clean copy in Very Good condition