Nine months after disgraced senior pastor Brady Boyd was terminated from New Life Church amid allegations he knew about sexual abuse committed by Robert Morris against 12-year-old Cindy Clemishire, and then flat-out publicly lied to his congregation about it, he has announced the next stages of his ministry.
Four weeks after his ousting, Boyd and his wife launched Psalm 68 Ministries, based in Colorado Springs and operating under the authority of the elders of Trinity Fellowship Church in Amarillo, TX. Trinity Fellowship Church is home to Jimmy Evans, who also knew about the molestation of Cindy Clemishire, according to court documents filed by Morris, despite his denials to the contrary.
Along with a weekly podcast he’s been doing since September, he recently invited friends, supporters, and community members to attend a service at the Phil Long Music Hall in Colorado Springs. This venue features a concert hall seating 500 people and a patio seating 1000 people.
“We’re going to study the scriptures, we’re going to worship together, we’re going to pray together, we’re going to come to the Lord’s table.”
In an Instagram post, Brady confirmed that he’ll be “preaching” at the event.
Boyd previously said on Facebook that despite his ignoble exit, “Pam and I are still called to pastor in Colorado Springs. We received this mandate 18 years ago, and the calling has only grown stronger.”
While Boys has denied to Church Leaders that the evening gatherings (which he plans to do for at least eight weeks) are a “church plant,” it has all the hallmarks of one, and there’s no reason to believe this won’t come to fruition by the end of the year, particularly when CL also noted:
In response to a request for comment about his departure from New Life, in particular how he would respond to people who question whether he should continue in ministry, Boyd said, “Everyone in my trusted circle of pastors and advisors agrees wholeheartedly that I am qualified for ministry.”
