Former Casting Crowns Drummer Dies After Motorcycle Accident: ‘He Went to Be with Jesus’
By Movieguide® Staff
Former Casting Crowns drummer Andy Williams died on July 10 from injuries he sustained during a motorcycle accident on his way to Sunday worship on June 27. He was 49.
CBN reported that Williams sustained “severe trauma to his body and brain,” and that he had surgery to amputate one of his legs after a vehicle hit Williams while riding to his home church, Grace Chapel, in Fairview, Tennessee.
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“He fought a great fight, but the injuries that he suffered took a toll on his physical body. You prayed along with us that Andy would be healed. You prayed along with us that Andy would wake up. You prayed along with us that God would perform a miracle. While we mourn that Andy isn’t here with us and that we didn’t get to witness the miracle we longed for here on earth, all of our prayers were answered,” the statement from his church and shared by his wife, Kelly, and Casting Crowns singer Mark Hall, read.
“He is healed, he is awake and we believe that he is more alive today than he has ever been. We hold fast to Paul’s words that we look not to the things that are seen, but to those things that are unseen, for they are eternal. We celebrate that Andy is in the arms of his Savior and we are grateful for the memories and laughter that Andy brought to all who knew him. We can’t thank you enough for your prayers, support, and unending love. You have walked with us through this very difficult journey and we felt you there the entire way,” the statement continued.
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Williams is survived by his wife and three children.
Watch Mark Hill talk about his faith below:
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