With all do respect, how eals are you expected for the Church to make money to pay for bills, property, communion and service to others. A true church is not a bussness selling stuff to people and making money back. I do relise that there are some bad churches out their that do do that but those churches are not real churches.
I grew up going to church and they just passed a plate around. No one ever mentioned 10%, giving was essentially anonymous because it was just cash and coins on a plate. Small bills, too. No one was giving 10% of their income, no one. Fundamentalist Christianity is weird.
My grandparents used to make me go to a real freaky Christian church where they tried doing exorcisms on disabled kids 💀 but even they just passed a basket around and never outright asked my Nana for money in exchange for a membership
I went to a Lutheran church and we as members had access to the churches funds log book. If your church refuses to provide funding details, leave that church!
Fr. And spending money should be a church decision. With everyone voting. Everyone should get a monthly/yearly report. My church does that. And guess what, tithes is not required.
Was also a member of a Lutheran church and it was similar to your church. They were very open and most of the money was used for church up keep and different programs to help the area.
In Indonesia, churches and mosques are categorized as non-profit organizations and therefore aren't taxed. They, however, are obligated by the law to provide reports of both income and outcome to the public. I don't know about the churches but most if not all mosques in Indonesia report their fundings every week in friday.
This church I used to go to had a board of directors type thing, and they would rotate like every 6 months, so everyone was eventually a director for some time. Interestingly the pastor still managed to steal thousands of dollars, there was a police investigation too. Was like 8 years ago
I live I'm the middle of the Bible belt. We have NEVER been asked for our tax return. You are expected to tithe and 10% is what's expected, but not required. You also get a letter from the church telling how much you gave so that you can file it on your taxes (if you itemize).
My family ran a church for years and 10% was asked "IF" you can afford it. a church that really wants to be apart of the community doesn't expect anything.
Paying 10% of your income as a tithe is traditionally standard, but *requiring* it is absolutely demented as it’s also traditionally given as free will donations
@@williamchamberlain2263yes but churches still need to survive somehow and in order to do that, money is needed to pay the pastors, etc. This is why it has become *free will* donations. But most people, especially in stricter denominations still follow the 10% rule. However, I did say that requiring a 10% tithe is demented and I definitely do not condone that.
@@williamchamberlain2263 for smaller churches it's actually one of the main ways that they get enough money to be able to operate, and in my experience it's not something that's _enforced_ it's just encouraged if you can afford it. Not to say that there aren't any churches that abuse it, just that there's a genuine use case too
As a European catholic I find myself so confused with American churches (I know they exist in Europe too, they’re just super uncommon where I live) When I went to church usually you paid somewhere between €0,50 to €5 for tide and five euros is seen as a lot if they’re not doing some charity event. We don’t have memberships and everyone can follow a sermon and they don’t even have to pay tide it’s just a charity thing. Yeah I know I’m just talking about the Catholic Church but Protestant churches here are have the same principles. So yeah idk american religion can be so wild sometimes
I had no idea this was considered standard. We always passed a basket around at the Catholic church I attended as a kid. (I'm no longer a member. As an adult I felt was was not for for me.) But money was never a requirement, especially if the community knew you didn't have much to give. Willingly supporting a center of faith makes sense to me, but being required to pay money in order to worship and be part of a church is utterly ridiculous.
I dated the daughter of a methodist preacher in highschool. She worked at the local grocery store and he made her give tithe every paycheck. I was also made to come to his church every Sunday and listen to the sermons that seemed obviously targeted at mine and his daughters relationship. So.... there's that too.
I got called out in a sermon as well. By the backup preacher when the actual preacher was out of town. I was like 17 and was already fed up with the church in general. If my parents had not been there, I would have stood up, glared at him and walked out. This was Church of Christ. So no governing body, no oversight. His whole sermon was calling out all the wrongs he’d been watching and he got his chance to shame us publicly. His wife made me hate my body and certain activities. She never should have been allowed to teach the “young ladies” a class. Disgusting. They were the most crazy and conservative people I’d made. They really gave me the ick from day one. My parents were actually kind and like liberal. They let me go to dances. I had a boyfriend. They were patient with me for the most part. Once I escaped that church in the next year I never went back to services. When one of the guys from the youth group died during the Bush era overseas in the desert, I went to his viewing, and it was an out of body experience. They were reallllyyyyy nice to me.
I FEEL VINDICATED!!!! every single time someone says “drink the coolaid” I comment it was actually Flavoraid! I know it’s petty and dumb but it drives me crazy! And your the first person prolly ever on TH-cam to get it right and say flavoraid! SO THANK YOU!
I can’t believe anyone would go swimming with a diamond anything, let alone something that’s easy to lose like an earring. With how expensive they are I couldn’t imagine being so careless.
I mean, I hate to actually stand up for a Kardashian, but she didn't "go swimming". Someone threw her in the water. Fully clothed. Trying to be funny for the cameras. And we got a meme out of it!
I don't think she went "swimming" willingly... I hate defending them but it was wrong for someone to push kim in but oh well, she could just buy a new one with her millions.
She's just upset because she, for a few minutes, will "look bad" with only **one** expensive earing in. She's basically so vain that the optics of NOT having expensive jewelry on, or not having matching jewelry, etc, could make her look bad, and that's why she's upset. The money or cost of the earring is probably irrelevant to her, it's close to the equivalent of an upper class citizen losing a piece of plastic jewelry from a dollar machine.
It shocks me so many people don’t know about their church scam… many other people have tried to call attention to it for years but people just don’t listen i guess
It genuinely depends on the church and those involved within it. There is widespread corruption in the lord's house and it fightens and enrages those who give back to the community through tithes. I can't speak for all but I can say from personal experience that UMC in my area donates heavily to outreach programs for homeless and suffering people. Not only that, they help struggling families pay for their bills in the event they can't and ask for the assistance. This is a disgusting misrepresentation of tithing and should be shunned from Christians and non Christians alike.
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I've been watching your channel for years now. And I can say, hand on heart, every time Frankie reacts to your voices and rants it makes me smile. It makes the moments even funnier. Thank you for the top tier content you always release, Oompa!
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We used to go to church every Sunday for most of my life. People were expected to give a tithing every Sunday, but it wasn't required. It's wild that this place REQUIRES it.
@@Bri-LoI’ve been to churches, especially in that exact area between Thousand Oaks and Malibu where it wasn’t publicly required but it was privately very VERY strongly implied.
@@crystalnewbold626 exactly Mormons have to pay tithing to be able to go to the temple. They make you have a private meeting with the bishop twice a year making sure you are paying that tithing it's crazy even the kids 😂😂😂
This might be a ploy to keep poor people away from them. Soo much for being religious 😂. I have debated some so called Christians and they say my view of the Bible is a “utopia” 😂 Some twist everything to fit an already established agenda they hold.
I’ve been a ministry volunteer for almost 20 years in a church ten times the size of this and not once have I ever been required or pressured to pay anything to attend. Offerings are exactly that: offering. You OFFER to donate to upkeep the location, the activities, the funded missionaries overseas, etc. Once a month, we have an open meeting that discusses all income that was provided to the church and how they are going to use it and even though not everybody is interested, everyone is invited to sit and listen. Church is supposed to be a safe community to worship with people that pull together what they can and offer help to those in need, not some narcissistic country club.
I grew up in church, small and large all had the same structure, you can come and worship and talk to people as much as you want, but if you want to be a member or help out with something you had to give at least 10% of every paycheck, kids are encouraged too. Some even have something called a “faith promise card” where you pledge with your signature that you’ll give a certain amount for a year. I get small churches needing cash but big churches certainly don’t need more, and it definitely should not be a requirement. If you refuse you’re looked down on. Churches that do this need to change, especially with today’s crisis
Indeed. But nobody questions how the pastors or priests, or whatever you call them are living. Fast cars big houses,children go to the best schools,golf courses etc,etc,. And it is all despicable, they are not preaching and Living by EVERYTHING the Bible says! It teaches humility, and living a humble life. Just not for the shepards,it is okay for the sheeple though!
I’m glad my church is nothing like this. They do those contribution things every year to estimate their budget but they don’t shame anyone for how much they donate or if they donate at all.
@@Bri-Lo just because a church says they’re not pressuring people certainly doesn’t mean they aren’t, I’ve lived my whole life in church I know what I’m talking about
16:26 I asked my dad about this, since we've been members at churches. He said it isn't mandatory to tithe 10% as a member, but some churches might put pressure on them to do it (which sounds ridiculous that you have to pressure anyone, they should tithe/give offering cuz its wat they want to do) and you don't have to show tax returns AT ALL, so yea that church owner (pastor?) is full of it
they don’t require it, they don’t pressure anyone, they don’t require taxes. read the FAQ on the church’s website or google reviews from members, just misinformation
@@tinkercat8268 no I’m a person who actually goes to the church. I know all of the people who left 5 star reviews and they are real people, not bots like he’s claiming. I also know the real information to a lot of what he’s claiming in this video and most of it is untrue. the real information is far less scandalous, so it doesn’t get clicks or make headlines and so people don’t care to listen
The ER stole 2 sets of diamond earrings from me. 1ct was my so’s mom who passed away and my 1/2ct were a sweet 16 gift from my grandmother who passed away 7months before I turned 16. I cried, a lot and I still do 😢
They were just called out for shilling fake $50 sleep supplements too. They sent that TikTok guy a cease and desist letter when he called them out. What a nice family. Even the Mormon church who asks for 10% of your income doesn’t make it mandatory. You can opt out and there’s no monthly fee. How terrible.
Trump is the same, sells shoes, bibles, cologne, steaks, everything! Grifting is a national sport here in the US, AND IT'S DISGUSTING! I love the US, but sometimes miss living in Morocco, Netherlands and Belgium...The Dutch are my favorite people in Europe! Y'all super cool
Not sticking up for the trump scam dynasty or the kardashian crime empire but you people understand what it means to “license your name” all these trump and kardashian businesses are generally tan by some scam artist who pays the original person trump, kardouchian, whoever a percentage
It is fully a schem! lol. I also love it when you yell at frankie! lol Although i find it even MORE funny when you just power through the barking lol both hilarious.
I’ve never been to or heard of a church that requires 10% of your earnings in order to be a member. They certainly never asked for a tax return to make sure people were tithing enough. That sounds insane to me, I would run the other direction.
@@seabreeze667 I understand that’s what people say about the kardashian church. I was referencing the google review that said a 10% tithe and access to your tax return was normal at churches. It’s not.
Yeah, LDS encourages tithing, but you'd never be shamed or kicked out for not paying. It's mostly giving food storage to those in need and contributing to stuff like new buildings, temples, and even smaller stuff like paying for youth programs such as camp or FSY. My parents have always paid their tithing as well, even when we were struggling financially, because they knew if we were ever in real trouble, with food or anything, we'd be able to ask the church. That's what the tithing is for, and that's what we're giving to others who are going through the same thing.
@@Abigail_Monteith well it is strongly encouraged. Through means of manipulation and just making you feel like you should so, most do. If you don't for a while the bishop or the accountant will have a discreet private meeting with you. I doing remember some meetings were private growing up. Oh yeah, My dad was an accountant for the 28th ward back in the late 90s to 2000. I remember him telling me some stuff about it. But my Mom would force my siblings and me to always put aside 10% for our tithe from our allowance when we were kids. And she would make us feel bad if we complained Hahaha but yeah you're right
@@klakatyklak6826 lol yeah, well the reason for that is more religious. It's believed that when you give to the lord you also receive, which is another reason so many people do still pay tithing even in an economy like this one. It's also why so many parents teach their kids to give tithing with their allowance, so they can realize how even a little bit can go a long way. The bishop may meet with you for the same reason. They believe you could be missing some blessings you could receive if you were giving tithing. Like I said though, it all depends on what you believe in at the end of the day.
I can't even begin to express how repugnant it is for these predatory churches to tell poor people to donate the very last of their money. These people are facing literal destitution. The church should be giving THEM money.
I’ve never heard of a church asking to see tax returns to make sure that you’re giving 10% of your income. The church I went to as a kid you always have what you could.
The thing is... this is a pretty common practice in a lot of evangelical/protestant churches in the US. At least the more "organized" ones. I specify protestant and evangelical because I'm catholic and I've never once been told any form of donation is a necessity, let alone something as extreme as an exact 10% of your monthly taxable income. Idk if the Orthodox are different though. Do let me know if you have experience.
As someone from the south who grew up very involved in a protestant denomination (my mom was a pastor so I ended up having to be at church often), the 10% thing was a thing but it wasn't something that was _required_ , it was just encouraged if you could afford it. And the money would go towards the expenses required to run the church, which I really doubt is the case for the one in the video
I remember watching the og kardashians show with my grams (she loved those shows) and it made no sense to me. I watched an episode or two of the new one on Hulu and I just sat there like. What buffoonery. Nobody needs that much money. Like for what. Your bills are nonexistent. You have more than you could ever need. Your homes and clothes are insane for the price and how large they are. It’s just insanity.
A lot of utilities are run by private companies and not like this city or state. It's part of the reason they can just jack up their prices anytime they want.
The James river church clip killed me 💀 I’m from Springfield and this year at that same conference, they had a sword swallowing man on a stripper pole 😭 that place is a nuthouse
Me sitting in my desk at work in Agoura hills right now 👁️👄👁️ …… lol I couldn’t even afford to live here I commute. Also I bought my hiking shoes at that same fleet feet!
I don’t know of a single church in the modern day that requires a monthly subscription, a tithe, and your tax return!?! They get protected status so they don’t require these from the communities coffers. Too many “churches” are using this protected status for greedy means, and it disgusts me.
I've been on staff or volunteer leadership at several churches. 10% is a reference point that many follow but there is no set number. Some don't give at all, some give much more than 10%. It is true that some churches do require you to regularly give to be a member and that CAN be done without it being a big deal, it's a red flag imo. No church I have ever heard of asks for tax returns
The Kardashians being behind the church was already a red flag, but that “most churches require you to show your tax forms so you can pay 10% as a tithe” thing? They’re not even trying to hide how shady this is
I've never experienced a church like this. The ones I've been to always just say give what you feel like giving or can give. You put it in the plate/basket and no one asks you about it or cares that much. Weird.
I normally like your videos but, I typically wait until the end. However, this time I did it right after you said it makes an explosion and you weren't lying. I love you, Caleb.
I grew up around evangelicals and I never heard about poking around in your finances but generally its encouraged to give 10% for the pastor and doing things to encourage people to visit (like dinners, games, and fun stuff for kids. I enjoyed those activities as a kid. I later went to a less conservative church and had a blast. I miss it. I hate to see scams, its sad. If they want anything about your finances, run!
I am actually the custodian at my church and I’m on the payroll there for it. There are local taxes and employment taxes taken out of my check, however, not federal. So there’s not really any tax benefits to working there but it’s my church. I also own a cleaning company and there’s where I pay all my self employment taxes 🤦🏻♀️ which is unbelievably high
A church has to have money to run, there’s costs associated with everything (property expenses, payroll expenses, etc) but idk about The Kardashian church…but my church doesn’t even pass a plate anymore. We have a box at the back and anyone who wants to tithe, can. There’s also mailing in checks, or donating online as well. But we don’t ask anyone for money much less their tax returns!
I went to a Baptist church growing up. 10% is normal for a tithe but the church never made it mandatory for membership, also didn't ask for tax returns.
17:00 They're right when they call tithing normal, it's generally seen as a goal though and not a mandatory minimum payment. But no normal church will ask you for a tax return to "prove you're tithing"
According to the Bible, tithes are meant to FUND the church. As in Bibles for the church, events and ceremonies, etc etc. it’s not meant to fund a luxury lifestyle for the pastor, it’s meant to go back to the community. I’m not a Christian anymore but I studied this back when I was!
Tithing is absolutely a normal thing at churches, albeit its normally an encouraged thing, not enforced. Its a way to both pay for the church as well as help the members or the community. Done correctly without the corruption of people/denominations, tithe is a great system that actually started things like Salvation Army and many other large humaitarian efforts.
it is, but its also a questionable tactic that lets be honest, churches started. Not the person everyone looks up to. His emphasis was on helping people who couldnt afford a tithe, and the expectation of these things is to go towards that. Not towards a new "rec room". and its certainly not something that is meant to gatekeep the less fortunate from the building.
Enforced tithing for membership is shockingly common if you want to become a "member" vs someone who just attends services. I know of multiple churches in my area that operate off this business model
@@picklelord4932 Denominations are definitely more likely as well as mega church types. I definitely agree the more business minded a church forms, with all the executives and boards, the more likely they are to be greedy.
Every church I’ve been to never expected you to donate. Not once. The church my dad and step mom used to go to let you come as you are. Whether you were wearing the only clothes you own or if you were part of the LGBT community. They didn’t care. They treated you as equally as everyone else there. They show nothing but kindness and love. When I wanted to get baptized, the pastor was really excited. I backed out, because I became unsure if I wanted to take that step. And he showed me nothing but understanding. All these big churches that force you to pay aren’t churches. They’re businesses that care about nothing more than the money they make from people. Some who genuinely believe that in order to prove their faith they have to pay to worship. It’s horrible and evil.
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This is insane. Imagine being a multibillionaire and still feeling the need to pull off penny scams and take advantage of poor people.
Thats how you become a billionaire
You dont become billionaire without taking advantage of people...
Eat the rich
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probably because they don't have nearly as much as they pretend to...but they'll never tell anyone that
I adore Oompas loud, silly antics while his pups scream in the background..my fav part of almost every vid! 😂😂
same!
Shts so fkin annoying..wasting time doing that b.s
if a church wants your tax return and demands a 10% tithe then they should be paying taxes like any other business.
10% tithe is standard for all churches.
@@dwightmanneand? it doesnt mean they shouldnt be taxed.
@@Coockiez-007 tithe by definition means ten percentage.
No. Churches shouldn’t be taxed.
With all do respect, how eals are you expected for the Church to make money to pay for bills, property, communion and service to others. A true church is not a bussness selling stuff to people and making money back. I do relise that there are some bad churches out their that do do that but those churches are not real churches.
The mormon church owns millions or even billions in Real estate purchases. 90% of those tithings go to the top leaders.
I grew up going to church and they just passed a plate around. No one ever mentioned 10%, giving was essentially anonymous because it was just cash and coins on a plate. Small bills, too. No one was giving 10% of their income, no one. Fundamentalist Christianity is weird.
They aren’t Christians they’re just heartless husks that walk the earth in hopes to ruin people’s lives for their own benefit and entertainment.
Organized religion is weird period lol
The church I've been going to for years just has a box and tells us that if you can't give don't,if you can it is appreciated but not required
My grandparents used to make me go to a real freaky Christian church where they tried doing exorcisms on disabled kids 💀 but even they just passed a basket around and never outright asked my Nana for money in exchange for a membership
Catholic Churches where I grew up sent out personalized envelopes. So they knew exactly how much you were giving.
I went to a Lutheran church and we as members had access to the churches funds log book. If your church refuses to provide funding details, leave that church!
Fr. And spending money should be a church decision. With everyone voting. Everyone should get a monthly/yearly report. My church does that. And guess what, tithes is not required.
@@blessedcocoa5729 based, my church is the same way
Was also a member of a Lutheran church and it was similar to your church. They were very open and most of the money was used for church up keep and different programs to help the area.
In Indonesia, churches and mosques are categorized as non-profit organizations and therefore aren't taxed. They, however, are obligated by the law to provide reports of both income and outcome to the public. I don't know about the churches but most if not all mosques in Indonesia report their fundings every week in friday.
This church I used to go to had a board of directors type thing, and they would rotate like every 6 months, so everyone was eventually a director for some time. Interestingly the pastor still managed to steal thousands of dollars, there was a police investigation too. Was like 8 years ago
I live I'm the middle of the Bible belt. We have NEVER been asked for our tax return.
You are expected to tithe and 10% is what's expected, but not required.
You also get a letter from the church telling how much you gave so that you can file it on your taxes (if you itemize).
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My family ran a church for years and 10% was asked "IF" you can afford it. a church that really wants to be apart of the community doesn't expect anything.
Yes, I’ve never been forced in any way to tithe. That sounds nuts to me.
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Paying 10% of your income as a tithe is traditionally standard, but *requiring* it is absolutely demented as it’s also traditionally given as free will donations
It's a _pre-crucifixion_ standard; funny how the food prohibitions and circumcision got relaxed but the one for church income was retained.
@@williamchamberlain2263yes but churches still need to survive somehow and in order to do that, money is needed to pay the pastors, etc. This is why it has become *free will* donations. But most people, especially in stricter denominations still follow the 10% rule. However, I did say that requiring a 10% tithe is demented and I definitely do not condone that.
@@williamchamberlain2263 for smaller churches it's actually one of the main ways that they get enough money to be able to operate, and in my experience it's not something that's _enforced_ it's just encouraged if you can afford it. Not to say that there aren't any churches that abuse it, just that there's a genuine use case too
As a European catholic I find myself so confused with American churches (I know they exist in Europe too, they’re just super uncommon where I live)
When I went to church usually you paid somewhere between €0,50 to €5 for tide and five euros is seen as a lot if they’re not doing some charity event. We don’t have memberships and everyone can follow a sermon and they don’t even have to pay tide it’s just a charity thing. Yeah I know I’m just talking about the Catholic Church but Protestant churches here are have the same principles. So yeah idk american religion can be so wild sometimes
I had no idea this was considered standard. We always passed a basket around at the Catholic church I attended as a kid. (I'm no longer a member. As an adult I felt was was not for for me.) But money was never a requirement, especially if the community knew you didn't have much to give. Willingly supporting a center of faith makes sense to me, but being required to pay money in order to worship and be part of a church is utterly ridiculous.
I dated the daughter of a methodist preacher in highschool. She worked at the local grocery store and he made her give tithe every paycheck. I was also made to come to his church every Sunday and listen to the sermons that seemed obviously targeted at mine and his daughters relationship. So.... there's that too.
I bet she was a gripper.
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I got called out in a sermon as well. By the backup preacher when the actual preacher was out of town. I was like 17 and was already fed up with the church in general. If my parents had not been there, I would have stood up, glared at him and walked out. This was Church of Christ. So no governing body, no oversight. His whole sermon was calling out all the wrongs he’d been watching and he got his chance to shame us publicly.
His wife made me hate my body and certain activities. She never should have been allowed to teach the “young ladies” a class. Disgusting.
They were the most crazy and conservative people I’d made. They really gave me the ick from day one. My parents were actually kind and like liberal. They let me go to dances. I had a boyfriend. They were patient with me for the most part.
Once I escaped that church in the next year I never went back to services. When one of the guys from the youth group died during the Bush era overseas in the desert, I went to his viewing, and it was an out of body experience. They were reallllyyyyy nice to me.
I grew up mormon and they even have private meetings with the children making sure they are paying their tithing 😂
I FEEL VINDICATED!!!! every single time someone says “drink the coolaid” I comment it was actually Flavoraid! I know it’s petty and dumb but it drives me crazy! And your the first person prolly ever on TH-cam to get it right and say flavoraid! SO THANK YOU!
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I can’t believe anyone would go swimming with a diamond anything, let alone something that’s easy to lose like an earring. With how expensive they are I couldn’t imagine being so careless.
that diamond earring is pocket change for the kardashians lol
I mean, I hate to actually stand up for a Kardashian, but she didn't "go swimming". Someone threw her in the water. Fully clothed. Trying to be funny for the cameras. And we got a meme out of it!
This is your take away…
I don't think she went "swimming" willingly... I hate defending them but it was wrong for someone to push kim in but oh well, she could just buy a new one with her millions.
She's just upset because she, for a few minutes, will "look bad" with only **one** expensive earing in. She's basically so vain that the optics of NOT having expensive jewelry on, or not having matching jewelry, etc, could make her look bad, and that's why she's upset.
The money or cost of the earring is probably irrelevant to her, it's close to the equivalent of an upper class citizen losing a piece of plastic jewelry from a dollar machine.
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Frankie: Barks in concern for him
It shocks me so many people don’t know about their church scam… many other people have tried to call attention to it for years but people just don’t listen i guess
IMO they are scrubbing search results that could bring it up. I should have seen dozens of videos about this by now.
It genuinely depends on the church and those involved within it. There is widespread corruption in the lord's house and it fightens and enrages those who give back to the community through tithes. I can't speak for all but I can say from personal experience that UMC in my area donates heavily to outreach programs for homeless and suffering people. Not only that, they help struggling families pay for their bills in the event they can't and ask for the assistance. This is a disgusting misrepresentation of tithing and should be shunned from Christians and non Christians alike.
100%
@@CBrown86 nah google isn't wiping anything to help them people just simply don't care
@@carlito19934nah trust it’s both not caring and Google but nothing back door an SEO specialist worth their salt would know how suppress search results i know small tier actors the have had allegations 👀 things are still there but you gotta look hard and it’s not on the first 2 pages like it really should be
They can afford the best but glad oompah did this or I’d have no clue
I love when Frankie starts going nuts every time oompa raises his voice 😭😂 most underrated part of every video
Makes me laugh - Frankie's like "I don't know what's going on, but everybody better watch out!"
Whaaat? The Kardashians doing bad things?
How unexpected......
Ikr? I’m shocked!😮
My farts are better than Oompaville’s farts 💨
Who'd a thunk? She's such a strong independent woman and is a true role model for every adolescent.
Shocked!
I've been watching your channel for years now. And I can say, hand on heart, every time Frankie reacts to your voices and rants it makes me smile. It makes the moments even funnier. Thank you for the top tier content you always release, Oompa!
I forgot that the Kardashian existed until Kanye went insane
Kayne has never been sane, he's a musical genius dude
i only know the Kardasims
Lol hate to tell you this, Ye always been a crazy person
@@stevejonesll1399he's a musical garbage can
Insane?!?! Bro went wild on Sways show back in the day..the dude knows the dirt far more than you..don't discredit him..Prince spoke truth..Michael Jackson spoke truth..Kanye West speaks truth..now, I will say his rant on Jews went too far, but he's speaking his truth.
Someone should make a compilation of oompa screaming/making noises and frankie barking in the back. It makes me laugh so much every time 😭🤣🤣
We used to go to church every Sunday for most of my life. People were expected to give a tithing every Sunday, but it wasn't required. It's wild that this place REQUIRES it.
they don’t, read the FAQ on the church’s website or reviews, just misinformation
@@Bri-LoI’ve been to churches, especially in that exact area between Thousand Oaks and Malibu where it wasn’t publicly required but it was privately very VERY strongly implied.
@tinkercat8268 so it's pretty much like the LDS church
I don't see a problem with donating to your faith. I also see a problem with requiring it.
@@crystalnewbold626 exactly Mormons have to pay tithing to be able to go to the temple. They make you have a private meeting with the bishop twice a year making sure you are paying that tithing it's crazy even the kids 😂😂😂
Your dog be like "why does my human just stare at the wall and talk to himself everyday? If he does one of them funny voices then I'm gonna go off" 🤣
i love how rich people can get away with financial crimes
This might be a ploy to keep poor people away from them. Soo much for being religious 😂.
I have debated some so called Christians and they say my view of the Bible is a “utopia” 😂
Some twist everything to fit an already established agenda they hold.
And many other crimes 😈
I’ve been a ministry volunteer for almost 20 years in a church ten times the size of this and not once have I ever been required or pressured to pay anything to attend. Offerings are exactly that: offering. You OFFER to donate to upkeep the location, the activities, the funded missionaries overseas, etc. Once a month, we have an open meeting that discusses all income that was provided to the church and how they are going to use it and even though not everybody is interested, everyone is invited to sit and listen.
Church is supposed to be a safe community to worship with people that pull together what they can and offer help to those in need, not some narcissistic country club.
I grew up in church, small and large all had the same structure, you can come and worship and talk to people as much as you want, but if you want to be a member or help out with something you had to give at least 10% of every paycheck, kids are encouraged too. Some even have something called a “faith promise card” where you pledge with your signature that you’ll give a certain amount for a year. I get small churches needing cash but big churches certainly don’t need more, and it definitely should not be a requirement. If you refuse you’re looked down on. Churches that do this need to change, especially with today’s crisis
Indeed. But nobody questions how the pastors or priests, or whatever you call them are living. Fast cars big houses,children go to the best schools,golf courses etc,etc,. And it is all despicable, they are not preaching and Living by EVERYTHING the Bible says! It teaches humility, and living a humble life.
Just not for the shepards,it is okay for the sheeple though!
I’m glad my church is nothing like this. They do those contribution things every year to estimate their budget but they don’t shame anyone for how much they donate or if they donate at all.
they don’t pressure or require money, read the FAQ on the church’s website or reviews, just misinformation
This is awful, I’m really glad my wasn’t like this and I def agree
@@Bri-Lo just because a church says they’re not pressuring people certainly doesn’t mean they aren’t, I’ve lived my whole life in church I know what I’m talking about
I live in Agoura Hills and I have been for the last six years and never knew about the church.
16:26 I asked my dad about this, since we've been members at churches. He said it isn't mandatory to tithe 10% as a member, but some churches might put pressure on them to do it (which sounds ridiculous that you have to pressure anyone, they should tithe/give offering cuz its wat they want to do) and you don't have to show tax returns AT ALL, so yea that church owner (pastor?) is full of it
The LDS church (mormons) requires their members to pay 10% tithing.
It disgusts me that they are tax exempt 🤮
they don’t require it, they don’t pressure anyone, they don’t require taxes. read the FAQ on the church’s website or google reviews from members, just misinformation
Bri-Lo is copy and pasting the same comment. Bri-Lo is either a bot or a kardashion shill. Either way it’s shameful.
@@tinkercat8268 no I’m a person who actually goes to the church. I know all of the people who left 5 star reviews and they are real people, not bots like he’s claiming. I also know the real information to a lot of what he’s claiming in this video and most of it is untrue. the real information is far less scandalous, so it doesn’t get clicks or make headlines and so people don’t care to listen
Troll @@Bri-Lo
The ER stole 2 sets of diamond earrings from me. 1ct was my so’s mom who passed away and my 1/2ct were a sweet 16 gift from my grandmother who passed away 7months before I turned 16. I cried, a lot and I still do 😢
I love when Frankie barks in the background so much😅 he's so into the conversation
I believe. It is a she?
They were just called out for shilling fake $50 sleep supplements too. They sent that TikTok guy a cease and desist letter when he called them out. What a nice family. Even the Mormon church who asks for 10% of your income doesn’t make it mandatory. You can opt out and there’s no monthly fee. How terrible.
In the netherlands we call them "Kampers" grifters who make money off of everything and having family bussinesses
Trump is the same, sells shoes, bibles, cologne, steaks, everything! Grifting is a national sport here in the US, AND IT'S DISGUSTING!
I love the US, but sometimes miss living in Morocco, Netherlands and Belgium...The Dutch are my favorite people in Europe! Y'all super cool
Pikies..we are getting our share of European gypsies making there way here to the US too.
Tokkie is a better description. The only difference is they have money.
Not sticking up for the trump scam dynasty or the kardashian crime empire but you people understand what it means to “license your name” all these trump and kardashian businesses are generally tan by some scam artist who pays the original person trump, kardouchian, whoever a percentage
It is fully a schem! lol. I also love it when you yell at frankie! lol
Although i find it even MORE funny when you just power through the barking lol both hilarious.
your doggy barking in the back is so real i cackle everytime
Dogs bark dude
@@RobotnikPlngas yeah and its funny how it briefly derails the video
@@deqobot9389 i love it
I’ve never been to or heard of a church that requires 10% of your earnings in order to be a member. They certainly never asked for a tax return to make sure people were tithing enough. That sounds insane to me, I would run the other direction.
No. U need to pay $1000 membership fee + 10% of your income, not just 10% of your income.
@@seabreeze667 I understand that’s what people say about the kardashian church. I was referencing the google review that said a 10% tithe and access to your tax return was normal at churches. It’s not.
I was expecting to see Topanga from Boys Meet World when you were talking about Topanga in California
Yes that's true. I grew up in a LDS family and they still today collect 10% tithing from members. My parents still pay it in their church ward
Lsd family sounds dope!
Yeah, LDS encourages tithing, but you'd never be shamed or kicked out for not paying. It's mostly giving food storage to those in need and contributing to stuff like new buildings, temples, and even smaller stuff like paying for youth programs such as camp or FSY. My parents have always paid their tithing as well, even when we were struggling financially, because they knew if we were ever in real trouble, with food or anything, we'd be able to ask the church. That's what the tithing is for, and that's what we're giving to others who are going through the same thing.
@@Abigail_Monteith well it is strongly encouraged. Through means of manipulation and just making you feel like you should so, most do. If you don't for a while the bishop or the accountant will have a discreet private meeting with you. I doing remember some meetings were private growing up. Oh yeah, My dad was an accountant for the 28th ward back in the late 90s to 2000. I remember him telling me some stuff about it. But my Mom would force my siblings and me to always put aside 10% for our tithe from our allowance when we were kids. And she would make us feel bad if we complained Hahaha but yeah you're right
@@klakatyklak6826 lol yeah, well the reason for that is more religious. It's believed that when you give to the lord you also receive, which is another reason so many people do still pay tithing even in an economy like this one. It's also why so many parents teach their kids to give tithing with their allowance, so they can realize how even a little bit can go a long way. The bishop may meet with you for the same reason. They believe you could be missing some blessings you could receive if you were giving tithing. Like I said though, it all depends on what you believe in at the end of the day.
Thanks!
I can't even begin to express how repugnant it is for these predatory churches to tell poor people to donate the very last of their money. These people are facing literal destitution. The church should be giving THEM money.
A "church" asks to see your taxes, ask for theirs
They don’t pay any
I’ve never heard of a church asking to see tax returns to make sure that you’re giving 10% of your income. The church I went to as a kid you always have what you could.
Don't Mormons have to do this?? Are they Mormon?
Frankie barking sent me straight to Jesus Christ 😂😂❤
I personally love frankie's little freakouts
they as fake as plastic…. oh wait they are plastic
I don’t even get how they got famous from the corn video, it’s so bad
The thing is... this is a pretty common practice in a lot of evangelical/protestant churches in the US. At least the more "organized" ones.
I specify protestant and evangelical because I'm catholic and I've never once been told any form of donation is a necessity, let alone something as extreme as an exact 10% of your monthly taxable income.
Idk if the Orthodox are different though. Do let me know if you have experience.
Yeah, it's a US thing for creaming off Monet for de-facto profit.
I actually just looked it up and the Orthodox Church has never required tithing
@@JD-iu6rv Figured.
Just not wanting to rock the boat on a channel run by Appalachians/southerners. I can see my comments vanish after posting.
As someone from the south who grew up very involved in a protestant denomination (my mom was a pastor so I ended up having to be at church often), the 10% thing was a thing but it wasn't something that was _required_ , it was just encouraged if you could afford it. And the money would go towards the expenses required to run the church, which I really doubt is the case for the one in the video
I love someone is refrencng the Righteous Gemstones
This has been going on for YEARSSS! They are the worst.
500+ likes 4 dislikes. must be from the four
of the kardashians
Wait you can see the dislikes??
How do you see dislikes?
@@Summerxchild9chrome extension
@@julierobinson2583chrome extension
@@julierobinson2583 yes using google chrome
I think you yelling at those yappy little dogs in frustration the past few days is the funniest thing I've ever seen come from this channel 🤣
So a church so they can file income now as non taxable? Lol
I remember watching the og kardashians show with my grams (she loved those shows) and it made no sense to me. I watched an episode or two of the new one on Hulu and I just sat there like. What buffoonery. Nobody needs that much money. Like for what. Your bills are nonexistent. You have more than you could ever need. Your homes and clothes are insane for the price and how large they are. It’s just insanity.
i mean what else are you gonna do? take away their money? thatd be morally wrong
A lot of utilities are run by private companies and not like this city or state. It's part of the reason they can just jack up their prices anytime they want.
many of them do work in tandem with the government though. having these businesses be private isn't a bad thing by default you know
I love the Petey/Frankie responses and conversations 😂
peatey is just agreeing with you when she barks 😤 bring back her throne so she can have a view AND a voice 📣
love your vids they help pull me from a dark place every day lol
Always so much drama! But oompaville makes it so much better.
The James river church clip killed me 💀 I’m from Springfield and this year at that same conference, they had a sword swallowing man on a stripper pole 😭 that place is a nuthouse
Oompaville is the best youtuber, hands down. 👏
My farts are better than Oompaville’s farts 💨
ok bot
without Franky? where is Franky?
Oompaville is the best TH-camr, feet up 🦶🏻
How are your hands down if you're clapping
my parents have always been the type of people that give 10% of their income to church while refusing to help us pay for college
😂😂😂😂
They should seriously be locked up and not be “mainstream” they also made women think they need 30% plastic in their body 🤦🏻
Agreed. People need to stop keeping them relevant so the whole family can fade away into obscurity.
They’re the perfect example of why u don’t get plastic surgery, no one wants to look like Kim when they cry, no one.
@@kimberly7201I didn't know she could cry
@@andreajohnson9776 u probably cant tell from looking at her face, just looks like shes in constant pain and needs to sneeze
@norclag they are pretty close to irrelevant now so our wishes will be true soon
I’ve looked on Google maps and I haven’t seen one car parked there in over eight months, so it’s definitely a front of some sort
You haven't been to rock bottom unless it's been followed up by the peoples elbow.
😂😂😂
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0:24 Never seen this 😂 imagine being known all your life and finally getting asked "what's your name?" must've been such an odd experience for her
Me sitting in my desk at work in Agoura hills right now 👁️👄👁️ …… lol I couldn’t even afford to live here I commute. Also I bought my hiking shoes at that same fleet feet!
I was almost homesick but then remembered why I left 😂😂
Not Agoura but it’s neighbor Thousand Oaks.
I don’t know of a single church in the modern day that requires a monthly subscription, a tithe, and your tax return!?! They get protected status so they don’t require these from the communities coffers. Too many “churches” are using this protected status for greedy means, and it disgusts me.
Kardashian? Scam?? Oompa that's IMPOSSIBLE!
Your dogs going berserk everytime you get loud cracks me up! 😅😂
16:16 - you became the Mayor of Springfield here for a second. 😂😂
I've been on staff or volunteer leadership at several churches. 10% is a reference point that many follow but there is no set number. Some don't give at all, some give much more than 10%. It is true that some churches do require you to regularly give to be a member and that CAN be done without it being a big deal, it's a red flag imo. No church I have ever heard of asks for tax returns
oompa's kim impression has me so confused cuz it is UNCANNY -- spot-on. i totally thought this channel turned into kardashiaville for a sec there...
14:00 - 14:30 😂...🐕
Hilarious....
Love how your dog jumped in to say his piece & tries to sing when you make similar sounds.
You owe him treats 🦴
I love when your dog starts barking, mine do it too when I'm too loud 😂
The Kardashians being behind the church was already a red flag, but that “most churches require you to show your tax forms so you can pay 10% as a tithe” thing? They’re not even trying to hide how shady this is
Update : my hens are still chonky
My chonk is still henny
Let's goooooo! We need more chonky hens
Epic
They fat?
Great video.
Thank you. This was a great way to start 4/20
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37:15 you ask them the definition of Karma, they'll say "is our mom pregnant? Is that what they're naming our new baby sister? Karma Kardashian?"
I've never experienced a church like this. The ones I've been to always just say give what you feel like giving or can give. You put it in the plate/basket and no one asks you about it or cares that much. Weird.
Love your vids I came from KMKs channel and I love both of you
KottonMouth Kings??
Yes
I normally like your videos but, I typically wait until the end. However, this time I did it right after you said it makes an explosion and you weren't lying.
I love you, Caleb.
You know what's a scam. No cheese flavoured sour boys tbh
no
What about boy flavored sour cheese?
D:
@@zachwilson6944hell yeah!
Sour cheese? Eww
Courtney and Scott have the best one liners 😂😂😂💀💀💀
Sounds like a tax shelter
That's every church lol
I grew up around evangelicals and I never heard about poking around in your finances but generally its encouraged to give 10% for the pastor and doing things to encourage people to visit (like dinners, games, and fun stuff for kids. I enjoyed those activities as a kid. I later went to a less conservative church and had a blast. I miss it. I hate to see scams, its sad. If they want anything about your finances, run!
They still exist?
Right?? 😂
I am actually the custodian at my church and I’m on the payroll there for it. There are local taxes and employment taxes taken out of my check, however, not federal. So there’s not really any tax benefits to working there but it’s my church. I also own a cleaning company and there’s where I pay all my self employment taxes 🤦🏻♀️ which is unbelievably high
A church has to have money to run, there’s costs associated with everything (property expenses, payroll expenses, etc) but idk about The Kardashian church…but my church doesn’t even pass a plate anymore. We have a box at the back and anyone who wants to tithe, can. There’s also mailing in checks, or donating online as well. But we don’t ask anyone for money much less their tax returns!
Please do a video where you work at Starbucks for a day
what da
I went to a Baptist church growing up. 10% is normal for a tithe but the church never made it mandatory for membership, also didn't ask for tax returns.
You didn't even mention that their father was OJs lawyer.
17:00 They're right when they call tithing normal, it's generally seen as a goal though and not a mandatory minimum payment. But no normal church will ask you for a tax return to "prove you're tithing"
You really need to get your dog under control! Barking constantly, irritating you, I mean Frankie come on, put him back in the cage!
Had me in the first half ngl
According to the Bible, tithes are meant to FUND the church. As in Bibles for the church, events and ceremonies, etc etc. it’s not meant to fund a luxury lifestyle for the pastor, it’s meant to go back to the community. I’m not a Christian anymore but I studied this back when I was!
“It looks like if Texas and Afghanistan had a child” yup
Close, but that unholy offspring is actually Bakersfield.
My church of 46 years never once asked me for money. Just saying.
Tithing is absolutely a normal thing at churches, albeit its normally an encouraged thing, not enforced. Its a way to both pay for the church as well as help the members or the community. Done correctly without the corruption of people/denominations, tithe is a great system that actually started things like Salvation Army and many other large humaitarian efforts.
it is, but its also a questionable tactic that lets be honest, churches started. Not the person everyone looks up to. His emphasis was on helping people who couldnt afford a tithe, and the expectation of these things is to go towards that. Not towards a new "rec room". and its certainly not something that is meant to gatekeep the less fortunate from the building.
Enforced tithing for membership is shockingly common if you want to become a "member" vs someone who just attends services. I know of multiple churches in my area that operate off this business model
@@picklelord4932 Denominations are definitely more likely as well as mega church types. I definitely agree the more business minded a church forms, with all the executives and boards, the more likely they are to be greedy.
Your dog getting all hyped up & amped with u is hilarious & I love it!
my church takes all of my money and gives me back 10%
Not you being married
Why does ur church have child support on u
Righteous gemstones is the best reference ever, love Danny Mcbride
The 10% tithe is supposed to be voluntary. Having it be mandatory completely defeats the whole purpose.
it’s not, read the FAQ on the church’s website or reviews, just misinformation
I lost my diamond. I lost my big diamond earring.
.......
And people are dyyyyying.
Every church I’ve been to never expected you to donate. Not once. The church my dad and step mom used to go to let you come as you are. Whether you were wearing the only clothes you own or if you were part of the LGBT community. They didn’t care. They treated you as equally as everyone else there. They show nothing but kindness and love. When I wanted to get baptized, the pastor was really excited. I backed out, because I became unsure if I wanted to take that step. And he showed me nothing but understanding.
All these big churches that force you to pay aren’t churches. They’re businesses that care about nothing more than the money they make from people. Some who genuinely believe that in order to prove their faith they have to pay to worship. It’s horrible and evil.