Episcopal bishop Prince Singh suspended but not deposed after Title IV investigation concludes
Prince Grenville Singh, former provisional bishop of the Episcopal dioceses of Eastern and Western Michigan, in December 2022. (Video screengrab/Espicopal Diocese of Western Michigan)
Eighteen months since Bishop Prince Singh’s two adult sons, Nivedhan and Eklan Singh, made allegations on social media that their father was guilty of physical abuse, alcoholism, and emotional abuse, the head of the Episcopal Church has announced the misconduct complaints against Singh have been resolved.
Prince Singh, the former provisional bishop of the Episcopal dioceses of Eastern and Western Michigan who resigned in September 2023, will be suspended from ministry for at least three more years, according to the terms of an accord reached between Singh and Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe.
Singh has been the subject of two clergy misconduct complaints. One involved allegations that he physically and emotionally abused his wife at the time, Roja Suganthy-Singh, and his sons; drank alcohol excessively at home; and was publicly deceitful about facts regarding his divorce with Suganthy-Singh, now his ex-wife.
