Sid Roth today shared the sorrowful news of his beloved wife Joy Roth’s passing, following a courageous battle with a prolonged illness. A remarkable woman of faith and grace, Joy’s life reflected the very heart of kindness, compassion, and unwavering devotion to both her family and service.
Joy had quietly borne the weight of chronic health challenges for several years, facing each day with a gentle strength that inspired those around her. Though her condition gradually advanced, she remained a beacon of hope—her spirit never dimmed by adversity. Surrounded by the warmth of loved ones and countless prayers, Joy passed away peacefully in the early hours, her voice a final whisper of gratitude and love to her devoted husband.
In a heartfelt message, Sid Roth expressed his profound grief and deep appreciation for the outpouring of support. “Joy was my confidante, my partner in ministry, and the very heartbeat of our home,” he shared. “Even in her illness, she radiated the love of God in a way I’ve rarely seen. Our family is shattered, but so grateful God carried her through.”
Friends from around the globe recalled Joy’s quiet generosity—countless acts of kindness in homes, hospitals, and churches. From comforting the weary, extending practical help to the hurting, to leading prayer with gentle assurance, her presence left an indelible mark wherever she went. “She didn’t just speak about faith; she lived it,” one longtime friend noted, remembering Joy’s thoughtful care for others even when she was unwell.
Plans are underway for a memorial service to celebrate her life, with details to be announced soon. The family has asked for privacy as they navigate this tender season. They have also invited those whose lives were touched by Joy to share memories, stories, and prayers as a tribute to her enduring spirit.
In the midst of sorrow, hope remains. Joy Roth’s legacy of quiet service, selfless love, and steadfast faith will live on in the hearts of all who knew her—an everlasting testament to a life beautifully and fully lived.
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