Evangelical pastor Roberto Rivera dies while preaching in Mexico

The evangelical world is in mourning following the passing of Pastor Roberto Rivera, who died at the age of 66.

His death leaves an immense void in the religious community he loved and served throughout his life.

With profound sadness, his faithful followers remember his fervent faith and compassion towards others.

Rivera will be remembered for his passion for spreading the message of the gospel to all believers who cherished him.

Pastor Roberto Rivera will be remembered by his faithful followers

Described as a humble and dedicated man, Rivera leaves an irreplaceable void in his church and beyond.

Through his teachings, he touched the lives of countless believers, inspiring hope and love.

His passing leaves a deep void in those who had the privilege of knowing and admiring him.

Despite the pain of his loss, his followers find solace in his reunion with God.

Rivera passed away on Sunday while preaching the word of God in the municipality of San Esteban, Olancho in Honduras.

He was preaching to the congregation, as he did every Sunday, when he suddenly suffered a heart attack.

There was nothing the congregation could do to help him.

The name of the church where he was at the time of his death has not been reported.

The congregation Roberto Rivera belonged to has shown deep sadness in local media.

According to Tiempo, they said they felt at peace since the pastor was resting with God.

The report does not provide many details about this incident in Honduras.

According to HCH, his death is a very deep wound for his followers.

The evangelical community unites in prayer to honor Rivera’s memory and give strength to his family and close friends.

Rest in peace, Pastor Roberto Rivera, a faithful servant who now rests in God’s arms.

On a personal level, Pastor Rivera left a legacy of integrity, humility, and honesty.

His love for God and his neighbor will be remembered as an example to follow for future generations.

According to researcher Ariel Goldstein, churches have managed to influence politics in Latin America.

They have become a threat to the democracies in the region, according to Editorial Marea.

In the case of Honduras, the 2009 coup was a turning point for strengthening evangelical influence at the state level.

Some faithful believers never miss their Sunday meetings, just like Roberto Rivera.

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