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In this episode, I reflect on the life and witness of Sadhu Sundar Singh, a deeply influential Christian figure whose faith was shaped within the cultural and spiritual world of South Asia.

Drawing on biblical reflection, historical insight, and personal experience, this episode explores what we can learn from Singh’s Christ‑centered witness for Christian mission today. Through the lens of Scripture, context, and self, the conversation highlights how the gospel has been faithfully embodied across cultures and why listening to global voices enriches our understanding of God’s mission.

World Class continues to lift up global perspectives in mission witness, inviting listeners to engage a wider, more expansive story of the Christian faith in the world.

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In this episode of World Class, I speak with Rev. Dr. Jeremy Myers, a pastor serving in Indiana, about the heart and challenges of pastoral ministry today. Jeremy reflects on his calling, what continues to motivate him as a shepherd of God’s people, and how theological education has shaped his ministry in practical ways. Our conversation also explores creative and “out-of-the-box” approaches to ministry, the realities pastors face in today’s church, and advice for emerging leaders preparing for pastoral service.

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This episode of World Class tells the powerful and often overlooked story of Rev. David Newton Nathaniel, an Indian missionary who served in South Africa in the early 1950s. His life opens our eyes to a wider mission story—one in which the gospel has long traveled from the Global South to the Global South. Through history and reflection, this episode honors a faithful servant and invites us to see global Christianity with fresh eyes.

References

Israel, N. M. 1988 Indian Baptist History. BASA Annual Brochure. Stanger, Kwa Zulu Natal.

Ragwan, R 2011, The narrative of the Baptist Association of South Africa and its significance for the Indian Baptist Church in Kwa Zulu Natal , PhD thesis, University of Pretoria, Pretoria.

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