Former pastor Kenneth Terrell faces embezzlement charges
SAVANNAH, Ga. - Authorities say a former Bloomingdale pastor has been charged with embezzling at least $200,000 from his church.
The Savannah Moing News reports that 46-year-old Kenneth Terrell pleaded not guilty to charges contained in the federal wire-fraud indictment.
Terrell, the former pastor of New Harvest Inteational Ministries, on Wednesday was ordered held without bond.
Authorities accuse Terrell of stealing the money over four years, then converting it to his own use
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