Some estimates say that more than $12.5 billion a year is taken in by the black church each year, but how much of that money actually goes back into the community from where it came? How many times have you seen a very nice church in a run down community? The church collects tithes and offerings from it's members, but do the members have access to those same funds when they may need them? Handing out school supplies, Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners are great, but what about the everyday needs of the people in the community in which the church resides? We applaud those churches that have soup kitchens, food pantries and a benevolance fund and don't require folks to jump through hoops to receive financial assistance every once and a while, but many churches do no such thing. How has tithing and giving money to the church effected the economic well being of the black community at large. We are not talking about any individual church here, but the black church as a whole. Join RTR this and every Sunday at 10am est, as we talk about this and more. You can also listen live by calling 661.449.9951
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