CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC)- Charleston Police say a former church treasurer broke one of the 10 commandments at Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church over the last year. 51-year-old Stephanie Wright, of Moncks Corner, is facing charges after police say she embezzled $55,000 from church funds.

Wright turned herself in at the Charleston Police Department on Wednesday following a two-month investigation into missing funds at the Calvary Episcopal Church, located at 104 Line Street.

According to an incident report, the church's senior warden discovered that Wright, who served as the church's treasurer, had embezzled approximately $55,000 from the church between Jan. 2012 and Jan. 2013.

"The sums of money that were misappropriated... it's a tremendous impact," said senior warden Joseph Frasier.

Calvary Episcopal normally has 70-75 members at church each Sunday.

GREENVILLE, SC- The fourth game of the Southern Conference baseball tournament between College of Charleston and Georgia Southern has been postponed by torrential rain and lightning. 

The two teams will now play on Thursday, May 23, at 10 a.m. The loser of the game will play Elon immediately afterward at Fluor Field, while the winner faces Furman at 5 p.m. 

The game was originally scheduled to start at 8:30 p.m., and a 10:10 p.m. start time was announced after the conclusion of the third game. However, impending storms forced the teams to delay the start and the weather did not cease before the midnight curfew time. 

Charleston's Jake Zokan will be on the mound against GSU's Justin Hess. Both starting pitchers will be ready to go as they were not burned in the lead up to the postponed game.

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC)- The South Carolina Aquarium will release five sea turtles back into the ocean Thursday.

The release will take place at the Isle of Palms County Park at 4 p.m.

Among the soon to be released sea turtles are Birdie, a 16-pound Kemp's Ridley, Manteo, a 60-pound juvenile Loggerhead Sea Turtle, and Taylor, a 45-pound juvenile Loggerhead Sea Turtle.

Two smaller Green Sea Turtles, 6-pound Barney and 6-pound McCann, will also be released.

All five sea turtles were brought to the Sea Turtle Rescue Program at the S.C. Aquarium to receive treatment for various injuries.

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