There is much admiration for Apostle Frederick K.C. Price. He touched many lives. He guided many people who needed it. He introduced God’s word in a way that no one else had. And his legacy of service through ministry is forever intertwined with the FaithDome. And the dome is a standing example of what has been possible in South Los Angeles.
Apostle I.V. Hilliard came home to the Faithdome on Sunday, June 25, to celebrate the iconic church’s 50th anniversary and to remind those in the sanctuary and streaming the service online that faith opens the door to miracles.
Amid thunderous applause and joyous cheers, Pastor Frederick Price Jr. and First Lady Angel Price entered the sanctuary of the world renowned Faithdome on July 1, holding hands and smiling as the “Zamunda” theme from “Coming to America” played in the background. The day marked Price Jr.’s return, after a year’s absence, as the lead pastor of Crenshaw Christian Center (CCC), an international ministry boasting thousands of members, multiple schools, the massive Faithdome sanctuary and CCC New York. The prolonged standing ovation illustrated the overpowering love and affection the CCC congregation holds for Price Jr., who resumes the helm of
Apostle Frederick K.C. Price, founder of Crenshaw Christian Center in Los Angeles along with Dr. Betty Price, will celebrate the 40th Anniversary of his Ever Increasing Faith television (EIF) program on Sunday, April 22, at 9:45 a.m. The celebration will be held in the world-renowned FaithDome, 7901 S. Vermont Ave., in Los Angeles. The service will include several guests as well as presentations and testimonies by people influenced by the EIF ministry. EIF debuted in 1978 on KTTV in L.A. and currently broadcasts around the world. Also, the program is one of the longest, continuously-running, Christian teaching programs on television.
Astounding the faith community across the nation, the Rev. Frederick K. Price, Jr., resigned as pastor of the world-renowned Crenshaw Christian Center (CCC) on June 25.