Stark County church gets backlash after TikToker's baby formula test
NORTH CANTON − A city church is responding after a TikToker's video about a mother's need for baby formula went viral. Nikalie Monroe, a TikToker, stages calls to churches across the nation to see if they are willing to give a mother some baby formula. On Nov. 10, she posted a video testing North Canton Chapel , going by the name Amber. "So I'm calling to test your church to see if they would help feed a starving baby," Monroe said at the beginning of the video. The church receptionist, who was not aware it was a staged call, took Monroe's information, saying she would check if the church had any supplies but directed Monroe to The Pregnancy & Parenting Center in Canton, stating the church does not usually help with baby formula. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } "We do hold formula here that we do give out, but we do just ask that anyone who does receive formula or any of the other items we have here be established as a client with us," the parenting center receptionist said. The receptionist said that to receive supplies, one would have to fill out paperwork
