Stephen Price served as Broadneck Baptist's interim pastor from October 2007 to May 2010. During his fruitful time as pastor, Stephen stressed the importance of introspection, community, and inclusion through the context of Jesus' ministry. Stephen pointed to the book of Hosea where God said our names are written on his hand and how God walks along side of us, holding our hands as we learn to walk. One of the touchstones of Stephen's ministry is that "No one lives and no one dies outside of God's loving embrace."

Stephen is a native of Spartanburg, SC. He attended Carson-Newman College for two years and graduated from Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, GA. He attended seminary, but received his Master of Arts from the University  of Massachusetts, Boston in Sociology/Criminology. He currently is pursuing a Master of Science in Pastoral Counseling at Loyola Collage in Baltimore, Maryland.

Stephen specializes in the treatment of sexual offenders and has worked with this population in prisons, juvenile residential facilities, and outpatient programs. He also works with victims of trauma and has a particular interest in the treatment of sexual addiction - especially sexually addicted clergy. He is director of the Justice and Healing Center for Trauma and Recovery in Silver Spring.

In short, Stephen is awesome.

Stephen is married to Carole Swift Price (who is also wonderfully great). Between them they have 5 grown children and two grand-daughters.