"I have never seen a man who has a greater knowledge and understanding of the Bible than Bakht Singh. All our Western preachers and teachers seem to be children before this great man of God," - Bob Finley, President of Christian Aid Mission, an agency that assisted Singh in the earlier days of his ministry.
"In all my missionary experience I think these churches on their New Testament foundations are the nearest I have seen to a replica of the early church and a pattern for the birth and growth of the young churches in all the countries which we used to talk about as mission fields." - Norman Grubb, Missionary Statesman, Author and Teacher after visiting Bakht Singh and some of his churches
"Singh's role in the 1937 revival that swept the Martinbur United Presbyterian Church inaugurated one of the most notable movements in the history of the church in the Indian subcontinent," stated Dr. Jonathan Bonk in Biographical Dictionary of Christian Missions published by Simon & Schuster Macmillan in 1998.
"The early years of his ministry were marked by mighty miracles and wonders, including physical healings and great revivals. People fell to the ground crying out for God's mercy," said T.E. Koshy, Singh's biographer who also hosted Singh's American "Holy Convocations" in Syracuse, N.Y.
