Church holds service and protest
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Updated: 9:16 PM Dec 21, 2008
Church holds service and protest
SHERMAN, TX -- Faith Church in Sherman had a protest Sunday.
Posted: 7:16 PM Dec 21, 2008
Reporter: Josh Stevenson
Email Address: josh.stevenson@kxii.com
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SHERMAN, TX -- Faith Church in Sherman had a protest Sunday. The protesters were holding up signs at the church right off of FM 1417.

There have been several protests over the past year of both former members and non-members accusing the church of physically and emotionally abusing members.

"The source of the protest is that this organization is mimicry of a true church following after gods own heart," said Jason Weiss, a protester.

Faith Church leaders could not be contacted for comment.


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