Money Magazine is featuring a story about a passionate preacher this month. Sound familiar? Well, this preacher is the founder of the “Church of Stop Shopping” and he’s fierce about stopping people from spending money on things they don’t need. His name is Reverend Billy, and he’s been touring the country trying to get people to stop buying. About one in 10 Americans are addicted to shopping. Clark thinks tracking spending is the best way to prevent problems. When you write down everything you buy, you can really see what you don’t need by marking things as A (necessary), B (not so necessary) and C (not at all necessary). Reverend Billy also recommends shopping with a friend who will help reign you in if you get out of hand.