Glaúcia Rosane Tavares, a prominent gospel singer and pastor in Maranhão, Brazil, passed away at the age of 51 after a cardiac arrest caused by her battle with bone cancer.
Glaúcia Rosane Tavares, known for her impactful ministry at EKLÉSIA Ministério Internacional, died on Thursday, October 19, in São Luís, Brazil. She was 51 years old and succumbed to a cardiac arrest at home after enduring a battle with bone cancer. Glaúcia was widely recognized for her heartfelt expression of faith through her original hymns, which resonated deeply within the gospel community in Maranhão.
Originating from Imperatriz, Glaúcia Rosane made her mark in São Luís, where she led her ministry and recorded 11 musical projects. Her work was instrumental in spreading the Christian faith through music, touching the lives of many worshippers. Aside from her pastoral role, she was also a talented visual artist, known by her artistic name, Gal David, creating paintings that reflected her devotion and love for her faith.
Glaúcia's passing is a significant loss to the gospel music community in Maranhão, where she served as a beacon of hope and inspiration. The impact of her ministry and artistic contributions not only enriched the lives of those who followed her music but also those who engaged with her artwork, leaving a lasting legacy that will continue to influence future generations in the region.
