Pastor S. Alfred Cherubim, originating from a Tamil family in Sri Lanka, carries a profound legacy of service and faith. He served as an Agricultural Officer in the Sri Lankan Government before becoming the Pioneer Director of the YMCA Youth Training Centre and later the Associate National General Secretary of the National Council of the YMCAs of Sri Lanka. Forced by the 1983 ethnic riots to move to India, he first worked for YMCA Hyderabad, where he began his Evangelical Ministry, and later served the National Council of YMCAs in New Delhi. In 1990, upon returning to Sri Lanka, he established the "COME HOME" orphanage, adopting and educating 53 children for 12 years. After moving to Canada in 2001, he founded the "Redeemer Christ Assembly" church, where he currently serves as Senior Pastor. He has also authored numerous Christian books in both English and Tamil. His worldwide influence through preaching, teaching, and writing has led to the widespread embrace of faith. Pastor Cherubim's journey embodies service and faith, impacting lives in Sri Lanka, India, Canada, and many other countries.