Isn't it ironic (and hypocritical) that so many of the "save our

Sea Isle City - Isn't it ironic (and hypocritical) that so many of the "save our church" signs are on recently cleared lots and lots where all new buildings are being built? In fact, the majority of the homes that have them in their yards were knocked down when their owners felt the need. This fight against the pastor, church and Diocese is nothing more than an excuse to not financially support them. Where was all this sudden concern for the old church over the last years?