Texas megachurch sued by its governing body over bylaws changed without congregants' knowledge

The governing body of a Texas megachurch has sued its leaders, alleging they changed the church's bylaws without informing congregants. The changes eliminated the traditional charge conference, stripping members of the ability to elect leadership, approve budgets or vote on future institutional affiliations. The lawsuit highlights tensions over governance and transparency within one of the state's large religious institutions.

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