Texas megachurch sued by its governing body who claim leaders changed the bylaws without telling congregants
- The Horizon Texas Conference has filed a lawsuit against Highland Park United Methodist Church, alleging that the Dallas megachurch quietly altered its governing documents to remove denominational oversight and strip its own congregation of key voting rights.
- 10 in Dallas County state civil court, centers on changes made in 2022 by Highland Park’s church council, as reported by United Methodist News.
- According to the lawsuit, the church council changed its articles of incorporation and bylaws to give local leaders complete administrative and pastoral authority, stripping
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- The Horizon Texas Conference has filed a lawsuit against Highland Park United Methodist Church, alleging that the Dallas megachurch quietly altered its governing documents to remove denominational oversight and strip its own congregation of key voting rights.
- 10 in Dallas County state civil court, centers on changes made in 2022 by Highland Park’s church council, as reported by United Methodist News.
- According to the lawsuit, the church council changed its articles of incorporation and bylaws to give local leaders complete administrative and pastoral authority, stripping
Sources: The Independent