Church's role in moral regeneration and community development under spotlight

Rhema Bible Church is one of South Africa's most influential and recognisable mega-churches, with a national and international footprint. Founded in 1979 by the late Pastor Ray McCauley, the church has grown into a congregation of more than 45 000 members. Rhema has played a significant role in faith-based social development, national dialogue, and South Africa's transition to democracy, cementing its credibility and prominence in the country's religious and public life. In an SABC exclusive, Pastor Joshua McCauley speaks about the role of the church and government in modern society and calls for the church to be regulated, as well as the state of healthcare, education, service delivery, and unemployment. Let's have a look. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.