A Louisiana pastor is going off after a TikToker’s viral social experiment exposed his church for refusing to help a “starving baby.” The TikToker, Nikalie Monroe, pretended to be a desperate mom calling for baby formula — and recorded how her calls were handled.
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In this video, we break down:
What exactly happened during Monroe’s experiment
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The response from Pastor Raymond W. Johnson of Living Faith Christian Center in Baton Rouge, who called her “low” and claimed she had “the spirit of a witch.”
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Why the pastor says his church does feed people and that this stunt was “evil.”
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The wider debate: are churches really living up to their mission of helping those in need?
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How this viral moment is sparking tough discussions on faith, charity, accountability, and hypocrisy.
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👉 What do you think — was this experiment fair, or just a stunt? Drop your thoughts below.
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