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picklehaub t1_jad5ub8 wrote

Always seemed a bit strange to advertise a church with roadside political style signs and gimmicky stunts (helicopter Easter egg drop).

Hopefully congregants will be able to move past this.

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smartest_kobold t1_jadf4ro wrote

Wait, aren't bullying and financial misconduct the two main activities of most churches?

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sledbelly t1_jadg303 wrote

Let me know when churches get taxed. Then I’ll give a shit.

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DeerFlyHater t1_jadt97o wrote

While they're not for me, I sort of get churches and church goers.

Megachurches on the other hand seem super cringe and an obvious scam. Good riddance. Everything I've seen of them it's like the flex seal or sham wow commercials turned up to 11. *flex seal is good stuff though

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rabblebowser OP t1_jae2axp wrote

Replying to procrastinatorsuprem (#2,113,519)

It certainly gives off that vibe with the cringy name and building design. Another article about this states:

"This multi-church model’s non-traditional approach set it apart from other churches. The services frequently featured Christian songs set to upbeat rock music, and the sermons were live-streamed on large screens throughout all locations by lead pastor Gagnon."

Lol

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The_On_Life t1_jaej3o1 wrote

I know a few people that drank the kool-aid at that place.

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irr1449 t1_jaelxaj wrote

This is the church that use to do that “egg drop” isn’t it? They put signs everywhere.

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Different_Ad7655 t1_jaf3szf wrote

And of course the die-hard kool aid drinkers, blame it on the satanic forces, the devil may be do it. It's a no win. Churches just need to be taxed like everything else, however with special special provisions for historical buildings. That actually might become a win-win for everybody

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