Pastor Frederick Haynes III Announces Temporary Leave for Medical Reasons
WFAAOctober 5, 20252 min394 views
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- π Reverend Dr. Frederick Haynes III announced to his congregation at Friendship West Baptist Church that he will be taking a temporary leave of absence.
- π©Ί This decision stems from a recent medical diagnosis that requires him to undergo surgery and focus on recovery.
Ministry and Growth
- βͺ Dr. Haynes has led Friendship West Baptist Church for over 40 years, growing its membership from 100 to over 13,000 members.
- π‘ His influence extends beyond the pulpit, as he is recognized as an activist, mentor, and national leader.
Community and Civil Rights Involvement
- β He serves on boards such as the Conference of National Black Churches and the board of trustees of Dallas's Paul Quinn College.
- π Dr. Haynes is committed to making the world a better place and fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves.
- π€ He previously served briefly as CEO of the Rainbow Push Coalition, a civil rights group founded by Reverend Jesse Jackson.
Transition and Recovery
- π₯ A church representative confirmed that Dr. Haynes is scheduled for surgery and will focus on his recovery.
- π£οΈ Reverend David Malcolm McGrder, the executive pastor, will lead the congregation in his absence.
- π Dr. Haynes has requested privacy during this period and looks forward to returning after his recovery.
- βΉοΈ No further information is available at this time, with updates promised after his recovery.
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