Khaleej Urdu Global Christian communities are mourning the passing of renowned gospel music leader Ron Kenoly, whose inspiring songs of Naat and Hamd became an integral part of worship services across denominations. Ron Kenoly passed away at the age of 81. His death was announced by his longtime music director and close associate Bruno Miranda on Instagram on the morning of February 3. Miranda said, “For over 20 years, I had the privilege of walking with him in ministry around the world, not only as a music director but also as a son, disciple and observer of a faithful life.” “Ron Cannoli was known for his passionate and spiritual hymns, which he presented not just for performance but for leading worship. He was never an artist or an entertainer, he was a worship leader. He took the time to explain what true worship is, which is to bring people into the presence of God.” His fans, contemporary worship leaders and congregations paid tribute to him on social media and shared how his music touched their lives. INTEGRITY MUSIC called him a “leading voice in worship and praise and a faithful servant.” The company said that Ron was not only a world-class influential worship leader, but also a nurturing teacher, and a man of integrity, Who taught the church to sing with faith, freedom and conviction through his music, leadership and discipleship. His impact is unforgettable for generations and for me…Ron Kenoly brought a new color to church worship internationally by bringing big band style and passion to gospel music. His famous songs include. American musician Martha A. Menezes called Ron Kenoly a friend, worship leader and legend and said: Your voice and your ICONIC songs brought us closer to Jesus in our joys and in our troubles. I will always remember your heart, your humility and your music.”
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