Grieving his mother and bitter toward the missionaries' faith, the teenage Sikh Sundar Singh burned a Gospel in protest, then resolved to throw himself under the morning train unless God showed him the truth. He said a vision of the living Christ met him before dawn in December 1904. Baptised the next year, he spent his life as a wandering Christian sadhu in a saffron robe.
His page in Missions in India →Streeter & Appasamy, The Sadhu (1921) — public domain.
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