“I’ll say ditto to what my wife said, what my sister said. We love you guys and we just want to thank you for all the love that you have shown us. With his return on Sunday, his mother, Betty Price, said, “And now my beloved son in whom I am well pleased,” in a nod to Matthew 3:17 as he walked onto the stage holding his wife’s hand in a show of unity. Lynne Williams, CCC’s pastoral executive assistant, told The Christian Post last week that a part of Price’s restorative process included him and his wife, Angel, and children attending services weekly during the time he was not in the pulpit and taking time to mend his strained family life which resulted from his personal “misjudgments.” Price, handed over the reins of the megachurch to him in 2009. The announcement had come just over eight years after his father, Dr. Therefore, I’m gonna step down as pastor at this time,” he said at the time. I have betrayed the trust of God, my family and you my church, and for that I am so sorry.
“I have struggled with and am correcting and making amends for serious personal misjudgments which have affected my life and my family and which I deeply regret. Price shocked his congregation last June when he announced that he would be stepping down from ministry due to “serious personal misjudgments” without elaborating on what the “misjudgments” were. Just know I’ve pretty much been sleeping in the valley of the shadow of death and well I’m no longer there,” Price said to congregants during a worship service that was broadcast on Facebook Live. You just knew that I was away and I appreciate you not needing to know all of the details. “I really want to say thank you to those that have stood with me and stood by me and those that have interceded, those that have stood in the gap. of the Crenshaw Christian Center in Los Angeles returned to his teaching duties Sunday, declaring that he is no longer “sleeping in the valley of the shadow of death” and thanking his church for not “needing to know all of the details.” (Christian Post) More than a year after he left his pulpit due to “serious personal misjudgments,” Pastor Fred Price Jr. returned to the helm of the church on Sunday Ja year after stepping down over “serious personal misjudgments.” Mega church Crenshaw Christian Center Pastor Fred Price Jr.
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