I am amazed at the government letting all these churches run businesses, such as the sawmill at Shiloh and all the rest of the "kingdom" businesses. All that tax exempt of course, and using slave, I mean volunteer labor. That's all over the place. I know of another church, not affiliated with the Walk, where the pastor had two fish restaurants, completely manned by volunteers from his church. It's pretty common.
To me, that is something that should not be tax exempt, when a church is offering goods and services for profit. I don't even think religious organizations should be selling their books and tapes to the public with the profits tax free.
To me, that is something that should not be tax exempt, when a church is offering goods and services for profit. I don't even think religious organizations should be selling their books and tapes to the public with the profits tax free.