Whitney Foster, 56, the pastor of True Foundation, a nondenominational church in Dallas, has been sentenced following his conviction for theft of property involving three local churches, Dallas County prosecutors announced. Foster, who led a small congregation without a physical place of worship, was found guilty of misappropriating funds from these churches. The sentencing concludes a case that has impacted the local faith community and underscores the importance of accountability within religious organizations.
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