What a privilege to be part of the Haggai family and to put into practice the Vision that was passed on to us in Singapore in 2002. May the Lord embrace family members and comfort them in his lap.

Thank you Dr. Haggai for the legacy left and for tirelessly and always investing in lives.

His teachings has blessed many. May God bless and comfort the family members. RIP

A visionary, mentor, teacher and a model. I was completely transformed after the Haggai training in Singapore. You cannot be forgotten as you gave your Best to the world and touched millions of lives. Surely we shall meet again.

Chris Ampadu.PhD
Samaritan Strategy
West Africa

“ And then one day I’ll cross the River,
I’ll fight life’s war with pain,
And then as death gives way to victory,
I’ll see the light of glory and I’ll know He lives.”

This was the last verse of the song “ Because He lives” that we sang at the graduation banquet in 1983 before Dr Haggai addressed us. “ Thank you, men” was his deep appreciative response. No less for us was the complimentary feeling. Little did we know that 37 years later, he would see the lights of glory.

What a welcome there is for this very faithful servant , and a “ goodbye” and sweet remembrance from us down below.

Requiescet in pace, John Edmund Haggai.

Salute to the man of God for his vision to train leaders. My mother Late Mrs C.A.Baksh ( on 18 March 2020 she also finished her race in Christ and my father late A.k.Bsksh on 6 October 2019.)was participant in first ladies session 1977, Singapore.

She was having dream for me to get a good secular job ,was asked about me during her training that time she was not aware that God will choose me to do the ministry for His Church. I was blessed by the books and teaching materials she brought along with her. My heartfelt condolences for a Motivator who impress me by his books. Later I did National HI in 1992 Kolkata.