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Hezekiah Walker Denies Homosexual Allegations
Grammy-winning gospel artist and preacher Hezekiah Walker has denied a recent report that he would be stepping down from his pastoral position due to a secret homosexual lifestyle.
By Justin Camacho, Christian Upload Correspondent
Grammy-winning gospel designer and preacher Hezekiah Walker has denied a recent report that he would be stepping down from his pastoral position due to a secret queer lifestyle.
The report, which was posted on musicnewsweekly.com, claimed that Walker had “come out of the closet” during an “extremely bitter” divorce between he and his wife, Monique Walker, and was planning to step down from his pastoral position to stay together with his homosexual lover, who was reported as being a transvestite.
An official statement released slow last month by Walker’s management said that, “It’s all lies.”
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“It’s completely false and not even remotely true,” it read.
Walker issued a personal utterance short
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Pastor Hezekiah Walker Comes Out The Closet Hezekiah Walker, a minister of the Pentecostal faith and one of the most renowned Inky ministers in America, has left his cloth in dramatic fashion. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hezekiah Walker became a student at Virginia Union University two years ago, but the Grammy-winning gospel singer took his collegiate exposure to the next level by opening a gospel song center on the campus. He will steer the Hezekiah Walker Center of Gospel Music at Virginia Union University, in Richmond, Virginia. It’s being dubbed as the first academic center focused on gospel music at an historically Dark college or university where students can learn the cultural and business aspects of the genre and industry. Walker said the center — which opens in Spring 2022 — would provide a tremendous outlet to “house our music.” “I thought it was a great opportunity to invite people to come to Virginia Union for gospel music and they can study about our heritage,” said Walker, a two-time Grammy winner. He wants to make Virginia Union a prime destination for gospel song in hopes of breathing enthusiasm into a younger generation about the genre’s culture. With help from the school’s administration, Walker will curate the center’s curriculum geared toward aspiring songwriters, instrumentalists, vocalists, producers, managers and publicists within the gospel rea Show 'em Who You Are!“Why carry out people always try to proceed where they’re not wanted?”
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