I’m not going to speak ill about any preacher because the situation I'm in is not any preacher's fault - it's my father's Dr. Snopek's fault. 

I did try to seek help from the Reverend Lloyd Murdock of the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Sarnia as he held my father’s memorial service. I went into great detail with the Reverend regarding my very desperate situation. I told him very personal things regarding my multiple barriers that keep me from having a successful above poverty quality of life. I offered proof of this to the Reverend Murdock.

- Proof of my government status being tagged as a person with multiple barriers not being able to seek any meaningful employment

- Proof of income tax returns proving the extreme poverty situation I’m in

- Proof of a drug test to prove I don’t touch any heavy drugs

- Proof of a criminal record check to prove I don’t have a criminal record

- And of course proof that I am indeed the biological son of the late Dr. Anthony Snopek of 1534 Lakeshore Rd Sarnia. In any case Marie Snopek of 1534 Lakeshore Rd. Sarnia or Ilona Vecere Fermin of 1530 Lakeshore Rd Sarnia had to admit this to him – otherwise they would be committing fraud and perjury.

I begged this man of God the Reverend Murdock to help me and to appeal to my stepmother Marie Snopek to give some answers. Answers to such questions as to why Marie Snopek came to my complex but instead of coming to talk to me she just avoided me.

Well as you probably know by now, Reverend Lloyd Murdock of the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Sarnia did not help me. I don’t want to break any confidentiality rules but let me just say it was easier for the Reverend just to wash his hands of my trouble and walk away. Feel free to get his side of the story here. I'm convinced it was the “Church Lawyers” who had the final say, not Jesus, not the Reverend Murdock but it was the Church Lawyers.

As for getting help from The Presbyterian Church Canada HQ. I got the official position from Barb Summers - Associate Secretary – Communications - The Presbyterian Church Canada - National Office

Hi Mr. Snopek, thank you for the clarification.

The Presbyterian Church in Canada does not have an official position on this issue as we don’t feel it’s appropriate (or  necessary) for us to comment on. I think this is something you’re going to need to work out with surviving family members.

Good luck.  I hope you are able to get this resolved soon.

Barb

Not breaking any confidentiality rules here. That’s the Presbyterian Church Canada official position. Feel free to ask Barb Summers. 

Hmm. A pauper with issues living in poverty goes to the church that held his millionaire father’s memorial and asks so-called church for help – and the church official policy is not to get involved in family matters? Really? Is this from Jesus or is this from the lawyers? And they wonder why so many church goers are jumping ship…          

Not trying to beat up on the Presbyterian Church but since they held my father’s memorial – they should take a little responsibility. As I have some time I will share more local Sarnia Christian Churches positions regarding my situation. Eventually every church in Sarnia will know about the late Dr. Snopek, his widow Marie Snopek of 1534 Lakeshore Rd Sarnia and the awful situation these millionaires left me in  – me, the biological son of the late Dr. Snopek.   

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