Masks and hand sanitizer will be handed out upon entering the vestibule."Īverage daily deaths from COVID-19 in the U.S. "Guests are welcome to WALK-THROUGH the sanctuary from 11-12 to view our beloved, however, seating for the 12pm celebration will be limited to invites. "Due to COVID safety precautions to protect Kermit's family, the in-person celebration will be limited to ceremony participants," the church said in a statement. To simply stand," she said.Ī memorial service for the late pastor is scheduled at New Life Ministries Church on Saturday at noon.
I continue to feel the spirit say just to stand. "At this point in time, what I feel is a stillness. She said her husband left "huge shoes to fill in the natural and in the spirit." What happens next? What are you going to do next in every regard? I can say we had plans," his widow said. "As we walk moment by moment, the same question keeps coming up. He leaves behind his wife, whom he married in December 2018, their three young children - EJ, Eden Melody, Kindle Spirit - and several other family members. Pastor Wilson, who was originally from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is the youngest child and only son of Tressie Osborne, who leads Messiah's Ministries in Hollywood, Florida, according to New Life Ministries' website. "We are in a place of stillness and waiting at this point in time as we prepare to place … in his final resting place."Īn online obituary for the pastor said his widow, oldest sister and brother-in-law were "at his side praying him into Glory until his last heartbeat." We, his family, myself, his children, his church, his immediate family, his friends, his coworkers, his neighbors have been devastated," she said. He passed away on Friday due to COVID-19.
"It has been the will of the Lord that our shepherd, my husband Pastor Kermit Wilson Jr., has transitioned to be with the Lord. Miracle King Wilson, whose late husband, Pastor Kermit Wilson Jr., led New Life Ministries of Greensboro, announced his death in a YouTube broadcast Wednesday. The wife of an unvaccinated North Carolina pastor who died from COVID-19 Friday after spending 41 days in treatment at the WakeMed Hospital in Cary said his death was "the will of the Lord."
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