How would your Church respond?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m Catholic and they would absolutely not help.

If the called Catholic Charities (not a church for those who don’t know) they would have helped.

I do not think every church should have the funds or have the food but they should 150% be educated on the resources in their area.

The fact that they couldn’t even help with a local resource is insane.

I think it’s awesome she did this do people can reevaluate what it means to be a tax free church,

It makes me sick to see the council of bishops back pedal on their support for Trump and his inhumane treatment of people. It’s too little too late, you knew what you were doing… repent,

Asserts facts not in evidence. Most were trying to help with referrals, and she cut them off and complained that they were turning her away

No actually. I listened to the video you posted asserting this lie. Anyone can listen to the audio and see she did not hang up in the midst of getting help one actually hung up on her.

My friend’s h died so she called our church to plan the funeral and they refused because he (who was in a nursing home) had not attending that church for 5 years. So I’m not asserting facts either no evidence.

So many stories of bad Catholic acts.

The hoaxster did not wait to listen to resource referrals. She had an agenda, clearly, since she had. No. Baby. And with her personality, she never will.

I’ll bet a case of formula your friends dad hadn’t seen the inside of that church in well over a decade. Why would your friend call the, and nit a funeral parlor?

Yes, she did want to hear about it. What she is doing is she is exposing fraud. It wasn’t a hoax. It was a social experiment and she showed each person at the end exactly what she was doing.

Fraud? Do these churches advertise free formula on demand, on the first telephone call?

Yes they actually do advertise that they would do what Jesus did and that is feed the poor, house the homeless, live thy neighbor.

Feeding the poor does not mean stocking cases of infant formula at the front door to give away to the first person who demands it on the phone because she’s running a Tik Tok prank.

I think a Christlike example is much more obvious in the pastor who says, I will help you than in people making excuses for why taking her number is enough.

Nobody asserted that taking her number was “enough.” It was just the first step. The liar decided that this was unacceptable, because that’s not how she could go viral.

It’s sad you fell for her scam.

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You’re so deeply indoctrinated you can’t even say that you’re being scammed every Sunday.

Ahh, so now we see what this was about. lol. It was never about the formula.

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Anonymous wrote:Np. I volunteer in small Appalachian towns every summer. They definitely have food pantries, WIC, and SNAP (honestly, how could you think they wouldn’t have the latter??). Tons of social services for kids and elderly and home bound. In some ways, that’s part of the problem, but I digress.

You Volunteer in one town and now you know every small town in Kentucky, which is where she was has a food pantry?

You know SNAP benefits were cut that week by the federal psychopath.

Do you know how many weeks it takes to get your WIC benefits after you apply? Anyone, anyone, anyone … buehler ?

Do you know how much money you get with WIC? $26 /mtg for an infant

It’s in a lot more than one town, but one is all it would take to disprove your false and baseless assertion that social services do not exist in disadvantage small towns. That was simply not true. And I proved it.

You didn’t prove that the towns she called had those services.

You also proved that they don’t have enough help because you have to drive all the way there to help them.

They’re literally no units with doctors going through the United States because people don’t see doctors for years at a time because there aren’t none.

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It’s interesting that so many mosques and temples offered help with no issue, but the Christian churches were much more selective.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s interesting that so many mosques and temples offered help with no issue, but the Christian churches were much more selective.

Maybe they get a lot more calls.

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They get a lot more scammers. Case in point

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Anonymous wrote:I’m Catholic and they would absolutely not help.

If the called Catholic Charities (not a church for those who don’t know) they would have helped.

I do not think every church should have the funds or have the food but they should 150% be educated on the resources in their area.

The fact that they couldn’t even help with a local resource is insane.

I think it’s awesome she did this do people can reevaluate what it means to be a tax free church,

It makes me sick to see the council of bishops back pedal on their support for Trump and his inhumane treatment of people. It’s too little too late, you knew what you were doing… repent,

Asserts facts not in evidence. Most were trying to help with referrals, and she cut them off and complained that they were turning her away

No actually. I listened to the video you posted asserting this lie. Anyone can listen to the audio and see she did not hang up in the midst of getting help one actually hung up on her.

My friend’s h died so she called our church to plan the funeral and they refused because he (who was in a nursing home) had not attending that church for 5 years. So I’m not asserting facts either no evidence.

So many stories of bad Catholic acts.

The hoaxster did not wait to listen to resource referrals. She had an agenda, clearly, since she had. No. Baby. And with her personality, she never will.

I’ll bet a case of formula your friends dad hadn’t seen the inside of that church in well over a decade. Why would your friend call the, and nit a funeral parlor?

Yes, she did want to hear about it. What she is doing is she is exposing fraud. It wasn’t a hoax. It was a social experiment and she showed each person at the end exactly what she was doing.

Fraud? Do these churches advertise free formula on demand, on the first telephone call?

Yes they actually do advertise that they would do what Jesus did and that is feed the poor, house the homeless, live thy neighbor.

Feeding the poor does not mean stocking cases of infant formula at the front door to give away to the first person who demands it on the phone because she’s running a Tik Tok prank.

I think a Christlike example is much more obvious in the pastor who says, I will help you than in people making excuses for why taking her number is enough.

Nobody asserted that taking her number was “enough.” It was just the first step. The liar decided that this was unacceptable, because that’s not how she could go viral.

It’s sad you fell for her scam.

😢

You’re so deeply indoctrinated you can’t even say that you’re being scammed every Sunday.

Ahh, so now we see what this was about. lol. It was never about the formula.

You’re right it was never about formula. It’s about tax fraud. It’s about pretending to be Christian for money.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m Catholic and they would absolutely not help.

If the called Catholic Charities (not a church for those who don’t know) they would have helped.

I do not think every church should have the funds or have the food but they should 150% be educated on the resources in their area.

The fact that they couldn’t even help with a local resource is insane.

I think it’s awesome she did this do people can reevaluate what it means to be a tax free church,

It makes me sick to see the council of bishops back pedal on their support for Trump and his inhumane treatment of people. It’s too little too late, you knew what you were doing… repent,

Asserts facts not in evidence. Most were trying to help with referrals, and she cut them off and complained that they were turning her away

No actually. I listened to the video you posted asserting this lie. Anyone can listen to the audio and see she did not hang up in the midst of getting help one actually hung up on her.

My friend’s h died so she called our church to plan the funeral and they refused because he (who was in a nursing home) had not attending that church for 5 years. So I’m not asserting facts either no evidence.

So many stories of bad Catholic acts.

The hoaxster did not wait to listen to resource referrals. She had an agenda, clearly, since she had. No. Baby. And with her personality, she never will.

I’ll bet a case of formula your friends dad hadn’t seen the inside of that church in well over a decade. Why would your friend call the, and nit a funeral parlor?

Yes, she did want to hear about it. What she is doing is she is exposing fraud. It wasn’t a hoax. It was a social experiment and she showed each person at the end exactly what she was doing.

Fraud? Do these churches advertise free formula on demand, on the first telephone call?

Yes they actually do advertise that they would do what Jesus did and that is feed the poor, house the homeless, live thy neighbor.

Feeding the poor does not mean stocking cases of infant formula at the front door to give away to the first person who demands it on the phone because she’s running a Tik Tok prank.

I think a Christlike example is much more obvious in the pastor who says, I will help you than in people making excuses for why taking her number is enough.

Nobody asserted that taking her number was “enough.” It was just the first step. The liar decided that this was unacceptable, because that’s not how she could go viral.

It’s sad you fell for her scam.

😢

You’re so deeply indoctrinated you can’t even say that you’re being scammed every Sunday.

Ahh, so now we see what this was about. lol. It was never about the formula.

You’re right it was never about formula. It’s about tax fraud. It’s about pretending to be Christian for money.

Tax fraud?? Now THAT is a stretch. lol!

If this Tik Tok’er called Harvard and demanded a full scholarship for her high school senior with a 2.5, and they suggested community college, is that tax fraud from another nonprofit?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m Catholic and they would absolutely not help.

If the called Catholic Charities (not a church for those who don’t know) they would have helped.

I do not think every church should have the funds or have the food but they should 150% be educated on the resources in their area.

The fact that they couldn’t even help with a local resource is insane.

I think it’s awesome she did this do people can reevaluate what it means to be a tax free church,

It makes me sick to see the council of bishops back pedal on their support for Trump and his inhumane treatment of people. It’s too little too late, you knew what you were doing… repent,

Asserts facts not in evidence. Most were trying to help with referrals, and she cut them off and complained that they were turning her away

No actually. I listened to the video you posted asserting this lie. Anyone can listen to the audio and see she did not hang up in the midst of getting help one actually hung up on her.

My friend’s h died so she called our church to plan the funeral and they refused because he (who was in a nursing home) had not attending that church for 5 years. So I’m not asserting facts either no evidence.

So many stories of bad Catholic acts.

The hoaxster did not wait to listen to resource referrals. She had an agenda, clearly, since she had. No. Baby. And with her personality, she never will.

I’ll bet a case of formula your friends dad hadn’t seen the inside of that church in well over a decade. Why would your friend call the, and nit a funeral parlor?

Yes, she did want to hear about it. What she is doing is she is exposing fraud. It wasn’t a hoax. It was a social experiment and she showed each person at the end exactly what she was doing.

Fraud? Do these churches advertise free formula on demand, on the first telephone call?

Yes they actually do advertise that they would do what Jesus did and that is feed the poor, house the homeless, live thy neighbor.

Feeding the poor does not mean stocking cases of infant formula at the front door to give away to the first person who demands it on the phone because she’s running a Tik Tok prank.

I think a Christlike example is much more obvious in the pastor who says, I will help you than in people making excuses for why taking her number is enough.

Nobody asserted that taking her number was “enough.” It was just the first step. The liar decided that this was unacceptable, because that’s not how she could go viral.

It’s sad you fell for her scam.

😢

You’re so deeply indoctrinated you can’t even say that you’re being scammed every Sunday.

Ahh, so now we see what this was about. lol. It was never about the formula.

You’re right it was never about formula. It’s about tax fraud. It’s about pretending to be Christian for money.

Tax fraud?? Now THAT is a stretch. lol!

If this Tik Tok’er called Harvard and demanded a full scholarship for her high school senior with a 2.5, and they suggested community college, is that tax fraud from another nonprofit?

If we found out Harvard was not having classes for their students it would be fraud, yes. They have to do many audits and follow tons of regulations.

I would love got churches to face as much scrutiny as Harvard,

[Anonymous]

Churches are holding church. Many are operating food pantries

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s interesting that so many mosques and temples offered help with no issue, but the Christian churches were much more selective.

What I saw said that two black Baptist churches and one mosque replied immediately that they had a solution. No temples were mentioned, although it also didn’t say how many were asked

Where are you seeing that “so many” were asked?

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Anonymous wrote:It’s interesting that so many mosques and temples offered help with no issue, but the Christian churches were much more selective.

What I saw said that two black Baptist churches and one mosque replied immediately that they had a solution. No temples were mentioned, although it also didn’t say how many were asked

Where are you seeing that “so many” were asked?

10 out of 43 churches offered help

https://religionunplugged.com/news/kentucky-woman-church-baby-formula-test-goes-viral-exposing-gaps-in-compassion

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s interesting that so many mosques and temples offered help with no issue, but the Christian churches were much more selective.

What I saw said that two black Baptist churches and one mosque replied immediately that they had a solution. No temples were mentioned, although it also didn’t say how many were asked

Where are you seeing that “so many” were asked?

10 out of 43 churches offered help

https://religionunplugged.com/news/kentucky-woman-church-baby-formula-test-goes-viral-exposing-gaps-in-compassion

Is there a list somewhere? I saw a partial list on one video which had every Catholic Church saying yes. It had one mosque asked, and saying yes, not multiple as was in the quote I quoted (note no mosques said no, on the list I saw they only asked one mosque).

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Many of the ‘no’s’ just didn’t have formula stocked or there wasn’t someone in the church office and they left a message. A lot of small churches aren’t staffed all the time. This wasn’t a very controlled or scientific study I am afraid. Just a social media influencer with an agenda that she knew would get traction on social media. Anything with an anti Christian tone ups the views. People making percentages or comparing religions from this are a bit ridiculous!

[Anonymous]

I went to drop off formula at the pantry today and I was not the only one. I think many people found this whole thing instructive and eye opening. I think those who reacted by blaming the woman doing the research were coming from a place of shame, especially since the Church that rose to the moment was a relatively modest one compared to some that said no.

[Anonymous]

Our church would do as Reagan said: Trust, but verify.