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View all 741 complaintsThe Salvation Army USA - the right to choose my own religion and be force to go
on may10, 2013 at 430 pm i andre francisco checked in the salvtion army in conroe tx now their was a sign posted their at the salvation army 304 ave ( e )conroe tx 77301 saying i quote free nights revival meeting attendance, shelter client that attend the corp revival meeting on friday and sat at 630 will receive 1 free night for each evening attendance. so i andre francisco went to the capt and voice my religions feelings and rights and he told me that i could leave salvation army on friday and come back after 8pm and church started at 630pm and he locked everyone of the shelter dorms, , , , , so it was made mandotory out of his mouth .so now its may 11 2013 we have to leave the salvation army at 7 am and return at 430 pm on may 11 2013 upon me checking in its a sign that says mandatory church serice @630 per capt so i went to the capt when it was time to go to the church . again he locked everybody out the dorm and tv room the only place it was to go was, the church or the kitchen and that was closed for cleaning so i went ask the capt about it that how can you make me and other people from different religous go to church at the salvtion army he said and i qoute if i dont like the rules then you can get your things and get out also he conpared salvation army to the star of hope and that dont you have to go to church their...
well everyone this shelters give you the right to go or not but his big boss was their from out of town and for the othercomment i have a job and i have been to school but when somebody take your rights from you then sometime things change and to let you all no the main office in houston tx said i was right, , , andre francisco
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I agree they shouldn't make you go to church, but on the other hand I don't see why it's that big a deal. Kind of like if I let you stay in my home and all I ask is that you hang out and listen to me talk for 45 minutes. Doesn't seem all that unfair. And Brenda, yes the fact that they receive government funds necessarily precludes any discrimination against anyone of other faiths or no faith at all. It's part of the separation clause.
The Salvation Army in Canada gets nearly $500, 000 from the province of British Columbia to run the ONLY homeless shelter and transition house in Langley, BC.
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms clearly states every citizen has the right of association when it comes to religion. This inherently gives the citizen the right of DIS-association from any religion. No one in Canada is to deny services to anyone based on religious grounds. This Salvation Army denies access to both the shelter and transition house based on not being a Christian. They get government money, and this alone is to prevent the discrimination against non-Christians.
The Salvation Army is violating the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. End of story. They are violating the laws of this country and the laws of their ow proselytizing. Not surprising, as in my experience, 99.9% of the Christians I've come across only thump their bible when it is convenient to them and to prevent anyone to know and name their sins.