On Sunday Rhema leader Pastor Ray McCauley prayed for Zuma: "We pray for peace in our nation - we pray for our leader and we pray for absolute peace during the election. Bless him, keep him protected, guide and lead him."
Church spokesperson Vusi Mona said on Sunday that during apartheid, cabinet ministers routinely addressed congregations and that, post-democracy, a number of politicians had visited his church.
But when he was asked to name them, he listed only names of senior ANC stalwarts such as Mathews Phosa, Tokyo Sexwale and former Gauteng premier Mathole Motshekga. He said leaders from other parties were welcome to visit.
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And i thought EVERYONE ageed that the apartheid era of politicians in churches was dispicable.
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lol - heard about this on radio... lol. K. Admitedly... I am VERY shallow... (no to mention ignorant).
Only thoughts that really crossed my mind was... "My God, politics in church... what next..." then straight after that... "Bwa ha ha ha... probably the 2 MOST taboo topics in polite conversation/ at parties or whatever... and there they go. Putting them together... WHOEWEE"
See? Very Shallow...
Ja well, Ray's response was that he was ale to "minister" to Jacob in a significant way.
Yeah right!
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