I am more than happy to add my concerns about this fake "church, " which is nothing more than a mail fraud scam. Sadly, they currently do have a non-profit standing. They are probably getting taxpayers' money through the Faith Based Initiative as well as "seed" money from vulnurable people down on their luck.
I got the "prayer rug" which I know is against what Christ taught. Read your Bible, especially the part about false prophets. Go to a real church in your community that you feel comfortable with. If you need someone to give you a ride, ask for one. Any legitimate church that serves the community will be happy to find someone willing to do that for you.
Things that come out of the blue must be tested. The Bible tells us to "test the spirits" so we do not get mislead. Since I knew about this site from a past concern, this was the first place I went to check this out. Over one hundred and eighty people who independently complain about the same thing cannot be wrong.
God loves us, and I know He hates when His people are taken by a con artist. Wolves who disguise themselves as shepherds will face the ultimate judgement, especially if these thieves turn anyone away from Christ. Those behind this scam will know the power of God and they will wish they had never been born once He deals with them.
As my Christian duty, I am submitting this report as a warning to everyone who gets these anonymous mailings. Look at the reply envelope: it says "business reply mail" and no mention of a non-profit status anywhere there! Real non-profits state they are on the reply envelope! Don't be fooled!
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