South African Pastor Who Died In 2021 Finally Buried After Failing To Resurrect
Mar 2023
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[ad_1] South African Pastor Finally Buried After Failed Resurrection Attempts After nearly 600 days of waiting for a resurrection that never came, South African Pastor Siva Moodley was finally buried in a dignified manner at Westpark Cemetery in Johannesburg. Moodley, who founded The Miracle Centre in the north of Johannesburg, passed away on August 15, 2021. His family and congregation, however, kept his body at a mortuary, believing he would be resurrected. Legal Intervention A funeral home in Gauteng was eventually forced to obtain a court order to have the controversial pastor’s body buried. Martin’s Funerals Fourways and Roodepoort approached...... 
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