...Maybe your objection is more centered on the church rather than non-profits in general...
That's a fair assumption. And I don't claim innocence in this. I have only come to the place where I see the problem recently.
For a Christian church to say they are "non-profit" while requiring "donations" for goods or services, seems to me, there is a problem reconciling that with faith and honesty. I know that for most religious groups, my thoughts on this would be challenging to the point of being offensive. I'm okay with that.
