That’s a good question. I am a Christian, and the truth is that many Christians DO help. The church I financially support provides Thanksgiving meal baskets every year to low-income families, and also provides a free summer day camp to needy children in the area. The church also provides homeless people with access to showers and medical/dental care. The church also remotely supports teachers and school facilities in Africa. It is a church with members of many different races who come together to worship Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, many other churches have lost their way.

I am not a church; I am just one Christian. But since believing in Jesus Christ and asking Him to be my savior, I have endeavored to devote my life to help others and spread the gospel of Christ. I am not perfect and I have a continual battle with sin, but I have given away a lot of my own resources to help people. I have also found many Christian churches to be inward-focused and not care about the outside community.
These churches are also overly-focused on getting money from the attendees/church members.

Another thing I have noticed in the past couple of months is that Patheos has started taking advertising from Gab, a social network that serves white supremacists and anti-Semites. With slogans in the ads like “Make America one nation under God again” and “Kick God out of social media? Not here”.

Gab ads show up for me maybe 50% of the time on the 2 blogs under Patheos Evangelical that I still read; I don’t know if other parts of Patheos are also infected.
While I don’t know much about how ad networks function, the fact that these ads continue to show up after many times closing them and clicking “Stop seeing this ad” suggests that they don’t have much in the way of less sleazy advertisers to show me.

A precise nuance that I didn’t catch, but that seems worth noting.