A man shared his painful experience of being let down by a church his father sacrificed heavily for, explaining how the institution abandoned his family when they needed support the most. The story sparked a wave of reactions online, with many weighing in on church practices and accountability.
One user advised people to stop attending churches altogether, saying: “I keep telling people Nigerian church is a business center. Once you have any issue, your church won’t remember you. Sunday is resting day, not shouting day.”
This comment is overly sweeping and ignores the countless churches that genuinely support and uplift their members. While there are negative cases worth addressing, generalizing all churches as exploitative overlooks the communities that provide spiritual guidance, charity, and solace. Focusing solely on failures risks fostering cynicism rather than constructive discussion about accountability and faith.
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