Rejected for being imperfect

I recently attended your organization the Grand oaks Baptist mission center with pastor Larry Ball. And after speaking to the manager David I feel that you guys want me to be perfect in order to volunteer at your organization. He expects me to be perfect he expects me to be baptized.  He expects me to literally be a perfect individual. 

And believe it or not this is a form of religious discrimination. 

I was rejected by your organization nor not being baptized, not being perfect and for not having a home Church. And this is a perfect example of why I do not go to church. Because I am tired of being judged by goody two shoes Christians who think they are perfect over everybody else. 

I felt completely judged by the people that run that organization. 

One pastor in particular made me feel like I had to be perfect and was judged by. I don't know his name but he is a really big fat guy with a long Gray beard. He passes judgment on everybody that comes through. 

I am writing an article in the Springfield Daily News which I own by the way and I'm going to write it as my personal experience and how you people made me feel. 

And it is not in your favor. 

Your organization rejected me for not being a perfect individual. 

I'm going to do everything I can to let the public know who you guys really are and how you are. 

And I am giving you one chance to correct this problem before I begin my public awareness campaign.

Grand oaks Baptist mission will be publicly noted for being the horrendous judgmental criticizing organization that you are. 

You have one chance to defend yourself and make your case. You have one chance to make it right with me and rectify this with me and if you refuse I will make sure everybody in Springfield knows how bad you people really are. 

Sure you put on a good show, you help people, you give out donate clothes and items but behind the scenes you're a bunch of judgmental criticizing goody two shoes Christians who believe that you are perfect over everybody else. 

I had to think long and hard about what I was going to do.

I cannot ignore this and you guys have to be put in place. You cannot expect people to be perfect in order to work in your organization. 

As much as you think you are perfect. Remember this. Perfection does not exist in an imperfect world. 

Sincerely 

CEO John Freeman 

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Springfield Daily News 

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