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Thank you Gentlemen for your responses. I have read each one. I am not a enemy of the church, but I know many church leaders are not showing the compassionate aspects of helping it's members. I am aware of the many pulpits loaded down with preachers only seeking to fill their own pockets for personal gain. This topic of Look Inside: Mega-Churches has a much larger overview than what I've touched on; and no doubt there a lot of undercurrents of tactics being used in the goal of solely making money and not saving souls, or being the keeper of the sheep. Congregations have surely been polluted far from bibical teaching. Remember, though I'm just one who has a concern about how much difficulty those who are trusted and devoted members--attending every service and paying their offering, but because of the rise in costs of living or job losses they are in needful cry for help! When they seek their church family often they are blotted out in a reason so uncaring. Some of them feel they cannot ask for help, and are being turned down when they come asking for aid. I understand the method of churches being big business too, I'm not necessarily pleased with it, and it is my belief, God will take care of all things unworthy. Your comments are well stated. Thank you.
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Churches are businesses. Usually privately owned by the pastor, especially in the Black community. So ask yourself, if you had a Mercedes-Benz monthly payment, custom suits to pay for, a 4,000+ sq. ft. home in a high tax zone, his and her Rolex watches, brand new Nikes for the kids and two vacations per year -- not to mention the private 'sensal' massages each week -- would you be giving the 'extra' money that's left to poor folk? Hell no! And I know for certain that many DO ask but are turned away.