US EditionLawsuit: Prominent Houston Church Deceptively Removed Members’ Voting Rights, Giving Pastor ‘Nearly Dictatorial Authority’
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Lawsuit: Prominent Houston Church Deceptively Removed Members’ Voting Rights, Giving Pastor ‘Nearly Dictatorial Authority’
Leaders of Second Baptist Church of Houston deceptively stripped church members of their voting rights and transferred “nearly dictatorial authority” to the senior pastor, according to a lawsuit filed against the megachurch and several of its leaders. Jeremiah Counsel, a nonprofit founded by current and former members of the church, filed the suit April 15 in Harris County district court. Second Baptist has 94,000 members across six campuses and…
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