A Tennessee church says more than $350,000 went missing over nearly nine years after its former financial stewardship pastor was charged with theft.
Paul Leo Tremblay, 58, of White House, Tennessee, worked at Southall Church in Franklin, reports WSMV.
The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office says church staff raised concerns in August of 2025.
Detectives say Tremblay took the money for personal use while he was on the job through 2025.
A grand jury indicted him September 3rd on a felony charge of theft of property valued at $250,000 or more.
Deputies arrested him September 10th and booked him into the Williamson County Criminal Justice Center. Bond is $75,000.
He is scheduled to appear in Williamson County Circuit Court on September 30th.
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