Celebrity | Facebook Facebook-Banning Pastor Has Sins of His Own On cue, an old scandal is back in the papers By John Johnson Posted Nov 20, 2010 2:00 PM CST Copied Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg speaks in the Galileo Auditorium on Microsoft’s Silicon Valley Campus in Mountain View, Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu) The pastor who ordered church leaders off Facebook lest they be tempted with infidelity is now dealing with an embarrassing flap of his own complete with extramarital adventures. This week's attention has dredged up a 2003 court case in which Cedric Miller had to tell the court all about the sexual three-ways he had with his wife and a male church assistant, the Asbury Park Press reports. (It was a criminal case against the assistant that was eventually dismissed.) "There are some very innocent people who could be hurt irreparably by the revisiting of this incident," Miller said. "I also stole a honey bun from a store when I was 7 or 8 which I was also reminded of. As with the Facebook issue, context is always important. I will be providing that context this Sunday morning." Read These Next The Wall Street Journal is naming more names tied to Epstein. The White House and South Park are having a tiff. The first video of an earthquake fault slip led to a major discovery. This roller coaster took an unexpected 20-minute break. Report an error