An associate pastor from Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, TX has been ousted after he admitting to church leadership about sin in his life.
WFAAA-TV in the Dallas area reported that Tony Cammarota was fired from his position at the megachurch. Cammarota worked as a pastor there for more than 17 years.
In an email announcing Cammarota’s exit, the church said that the former staff member, “confessed to church leadership of a moral failure.”
“He is deeply remorseful but his sin disqualifies him from serving on our staff as a pastor,” the document states.
“And please guard against giving the devil any foothold for more damage to our church through unnecessary speech and speculation. This is a sad day and we don’t want the devil making it worse through any one of us in the days ahead,” it continued.
In a post on X, Watchkeep shared the full email from Stonebriar Community Church.
“After much prayer seeking God’s direction, discussion as leaders, and then talking to Tony we have terminated his employment effective immediately,” the post read.
This departure marks another change for Stonebriar as Swindoll stepped down earlier this year from the church as senior pastor and stepped into the role of Founding Pastor, as well as keeping his spot on the board of elders.
Stonebriar is the latest Dallas-Fort Worth area church to announce heartbreaking news from the step down of a pastor or a scandalous outbreak.
