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Rhema Bible Church Founder Pastor Ray McCauley Passes Away at 75

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Pastor Ray McCauley, the esteemed founder of the Rhema Bible Church, has passed away at the age of 75. The church disclosed that McCauley died at 18:46 on Tuesday, surrounded by family and loved ones. The confirmation was provided in a statement by his son, Joshua McCauley.

“At 75, Pastor Ray had stepped back from active church duties but remained fully committed to serving the body of Christ. His enduring legacy as a servant leader will continue to impact communities far beyond his lifetime,” added Joshua McCauley in his statement, reflecting on his father’s life and contributions.

The McCauley family intends to release further information in due time, asking for prayers and support from the community. The church expressed similar sentiments, describing Pastor McCauley’s dedication to his faith and community.

The late Pastor Ray McCauley’s influence extended beyond just spiritual leadership. He was a significant figure in South Africa’s religious communities, recognized for his commitment to church pulpit duties until recently when he reduced his active participation while retaining an influential role within his church community.

Rhema Bible Church, under McCauley’s leadership, has grown into a major religious institution with numerous adherents across South Africa. His passing marks the end of an era for the local and broader Christian community.

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