Judah Smith’s Churchome Sued For Requiring Employees To Tithe

(Evangelical Dark Web) Judah Smith and his wife Chelsea, run Churchome, a Hillsong-like church in Washington that attracted various celebrities. Churchome isn’t known for it’s strong doctrine. Last summer, Chelsea Smith went viral for supporting abortion. But evidently, there is one doctrine that Judah Smith vigorously adheres to and that’s Old Testament tithing. A class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of around 200 current and former employees of Churchome for damages resulting from compulsory giving.

According to the lawsuit, during a meeting when the church locked down their doors, Judah Smith continued to insist on tithing.

“Defendant Judah Smith reminded all employees of Defendants’ policy that the employees were required to tithe ten percent of their paychecks back to Churchome, warning that former employees had been fired because they had failed to meet this company requirement.”

The culture of Churchome took tithing so seriously that Rachel Kellogg, the lead plaintiff was informed that content director Joe Goods sold his home in order to comply.