Moses Rajasekar

Pastor Moses Rajasekar, Man of God who himself is a living testimony. He was a good talented singer and a preacher. He was remembered around the world through this song "Appale po sattane ... Appale po sattane ..." and "Kirustavane disturb pannade, avane assaulta ennividate…". He formed a congregation with the blessing of God and constructed a church at Chennai which was opened by Brother. Mohan C. Lazarus.

Pastor Moses Rajasekar
Name: Moses Rajasekar
Born : May 31, 1967, Valparai, Coimbatore, India
Married: Ruth Rajasekhar
Missionary Work : Chennai, Tamilnadu, India
Died : November 05, 2012, Chennai, India

Early life of Moses Rajasekar

He was born on May 31, 1967 at the Hill place of Vervelli, Valparai, Coimbatore District in Tamilnadu, India to Mr. Moses and Mrs.Mariyammal. After completion of High School, he joined Sister Padma Mudaliar's Bible College at Chennai and completed theology. A few years after graduating from theology, left from his home to Chennai and began his missionary work in a hut at Virugambakkam and Nesapakkam in Chennai. During that time, he bought a place at Sulaippallam in Chennai for his ministry. He worshiped God at his tent besides he lived there.
At the age of 19, he suffered diabetes and he successfully continued his ministry through his talent of singing song. He married Ruth Rajasekhar and has two daughters Priya and Pilomina Nakul and a son Kingsley Rajasekhar.

During the Singing Pastor Moses Rajasekar
Pastor Moses Rajasekar

His Ministry through Songs

He was remembered around the world through his songs. Small villagers and ordinary person were attracted by his songs. He published lot of songs to the Christian World.

Moses Rajasekar's last days

In 2005 he fell in deep sick, both kidneys were affected and he replaced his blood 2600 times. However, he continued his ministry without tired. During 2008, a terrible tragedy met his life and he lost both eyes. In 2011, he constructed a church with the blessing of God and the church was opened by Brother. Mohan C. Lazarus. He died on November 05, 2012 at Chennai, India

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