Special Provincial Funeral Pastor Ray McCauley @KASIBCNEWS




Special Provincial Funeral  Pastor Ray McCauley @KASIBCNEWS

Special Provincial Funeral for Pastor Ray McCauley of the Rhema Bible Church

 President Cyril Ramaphosa has designated the funeral of Pastor Ray McCauley as a Special Provincial Official Funeral Category 2. 

This follows Premier Panyaza Lesufi’s request that the President honour the life of the pioneering religious leader, social reformer, and founder of Rhema Bible Church. 

Pastor McCauley passed away on 8 October 2024, and will be laid to rest this coming Saturday, 19 October 2024 at Rhema Bible Church North at 8:00 AM. 

Pioneering Pastor Ray McCauley established the Rhema Bible Church in the late 1970s, spreading the gospel of racial integration even at the height of apartheid. 

He went on to plant more than 500 churches worldwide and see more than 10 000 Bible school graduates from Rhema Bible School. 

“We will remember Pastor Ray McCauley as an outstanding citizen of our country and a conscious person who had no problem differentiating between right and wrong. He was a fearless individual who did not follow the crowds but followed the truth and never wavered from preaching reconciliation and unity across all the sections of our society”, said Premier Lesufi. 

“The passing of the Founder of Rhema Church, my father Ps Ray McCauley has left a huge void, we now have the responsibility to carry on his legacy. We thank the President for honoring him in such a special way”, said Pastor Joshua McCauley. 

Details of the Special Provincial Official

Funeral Service are as follows: 

Date : Saturday, 19 October 2024 

Venue : Rhema Bible Church North 

 Time : 08:00  



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