Next Wave International™ is a faith-based communications group >which is training organizations to engage the future & move society forward in a positive direction. Founder / Director: Mal Fletcher
As Zimbabwe struggles through a time of huge uncertainty and political turmoil, the eyes of the world focus again on Africa as a whole.
Since the emergence of Live8 and the convergence of rock celebrity and social action, the developed world has been confronted again and again with Africa's social and physical needs.
Much of the continent is struggling to feed its rapidly growing populations, most of whom still live at a basic or even subsistence level.
Yet every social problem also has a spiritual component. So, where is Africa in a spiritual sense? What of Africa's spiritual challenges? Are there encouraging signs on the horizon?
Rev. Ray McCauley is the senior pastor of one of South Africa's largest churches, Rhema Church, which now numbers more than 50,000 people.
Rev. McCauley is, however, also a leading social activist and campaigner for change on many fronts, providing a leadership voice and example on issues such as HIV/AIDS, homelessness and racial integration.
In an interview with Mal Fletcher, director of Next Wave International, Pastor Ray spoke passionately about the spiritual need in Africa - and how the church should respond.
Watch this clip from the interview - and leave your feedback at our YouTube channel (YouTube/edgestv).
Keywords: Ray McCauley | McCauley | Pastor Ray McCauley | Rev Ray McCauley | Mal Fletcher | Next Wave International | Rhema Church | South Africa | Zimbabwe | Africa | Live8
Want to keep in touch with what Next Wave is doing each month? Enter your email address below.
I was at Mal's MasterClass in Sheffield. It changed my whole view about the internet. The best information I've ever heard -- challenged me to do my homework! Gauta Sarah, UK
Thanks Mal for your Recharge. I find it a great booster to my faith and morale, awesome! Francois, South Africa
I look forward to the monthly Next Wave E-News. Anon