Broken Faith Unemployment

Rick Cooper

Former Word of Faith Fellowship church member Rick Cooper poses for a photo at his home in Charlotte, N.C., Monday, Sept. 18, 2017. He and 10 other members of the evangelical North Carolina-based church say their leader, Jane Whaley, coerced congregants into filing false unemployment claims after the faltering economy threatened weekly tithes from church-affiliated companies. “Every week we’d go to the unemployment office and put down that we looked for work at other companies operated by Word of Faith Fellowship leaders,” Rick Cooper said. “Those companies would vouch for the Word of Faith members at the unemployment offices. It was a conspiracy." (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

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