Dallas pastor quits leadership of 10,000-member megachurch he has led for nearly 50 years after sin Dr Tony Evans steps down from his role in the institution he co-founded in 1976 over mystery transgression, saying only that he fell short of the standards he expects from others Bookmark CommentsGo to comments A Texas megachurch pastor has suddenly announced he is stepping down from leading the institution he helped build after 48 years of preaching, saying only that he has fallen short of the absolute supreme standard of truth he aimed to live due to sin. Evangelist Dr Tony Evans, 74, the first Black person to earn a doctorate of theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, founded the Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in South Dallas in 1976 with his friend, the Reverend Crawford Loritts, according to NBC DFW
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