Or, since they're not hurting you in any way, you could just stop making it about you.

I use the nextdoor app and luckily someone started an atheist group, we talked on the phone and are planning a meet up!

I use it to report lost dogs that have wandered in my yard in my neighborhood. I reunited about 5 dogs with owners on it.

Yes, I use the nextdoor app in my community here. It is good for some things but I do notice a lot of people posting about god or thanking god or everything "good" (the like it or approve of it) is from god and everything bad (they don't like it) is the fault of democrats. It is a good source for some community news, information, or selling something but it is full of this kind of crap. I mostly avoid or ignore such stuff.

Do not make it what it is not!!!

A bunch of individuals you have too deal with, take them or leave them!!!

Most times not too bright, often just plain nice, others who should never post Ever!!!

Welcome to social media local neighbor style!!!

I used nextdoor. Got into a lot of arguments with some insanely stupid people, some of whom claimed they could report the license plate of people who sped down their street and the sheriff would go to their home and write them a warning that would be entered into their file. I told them they were wrong and contacted the sheriff's department and proved it by posting the reply. I don't know what the final straw was, but I wouldn't let people get away with posting nonsense and people probably didn't like that. Ultimately got suspended and never looked back. If I can't speak the truth, I have no business using your platform.

It's pretty benign where I am. Lots of pictures of local wildlife, people looking to pick up odd jobs or housecleaning gigs, things for sale, discussion of local loud noises, helicopters, traffic jams, and the occasional heartwarming story of someone who was in trouble but a neighbor helped them out. Good way to keep up with new restaurants. Very rarely do I see any overtly religious proselytizing, though it does happen. I guess it varies by where you live. I just looked - today the top 3 were 46 new things for sale, a story about 2 dogs that got hit by a car in Garner, and a question about a reported bomb threat in Apex. YMMV I guess.

I looked at the Next Door app a while back. There really wasn't much of interest on it for me.

I would categorize the neighbors as Virtue Signaling. Maybe that concept will help shape your thoughts on their actions.

It's funny because many of the posts/comments are either religious in nature (praying for X to happen) or violent (advice to shoot porch pirates or any other person who happen to be in or near their property, whether the intent is malicious or not.) I feel like I'm surrounded by gun toting, blood thirsty, self centered morons who claim to have deep, personal relationships with Jesus. Every now and then, someone will post something intelligent and sane, but I doubt that their words are swaying anyone.

I use it in the UK and don't seem to get any of that, just lost cats, hello i'm new posts and standard mailings from the police saying, don't give money to people who knock on your door etc..

I used to use that when we lived in Colorado,but it quickly turned into just an annoyance. I think it depends on the people managing your area. But it is a good idea in concept. In my case it turned into a mini Craigslist.

I use it sparingly. Mostly I get notices about wandering dogs or automobile break-ins.

Smuggling religion into their discourse is what Christians do. It's the first step in establishing friend from foe for their cult. Politics is also forbidden on ND, but a lot of posts slip through, again with Putin-Americans seeking to create drama in their cult of Karenism.

I had one in my neighborhood in Texas. I rarely looked at it unless there was an alert for a lost pet. That’s about all they are good for.

Someone came and jumped my car within about ten minutes.
I see lost pets found because there is a network of eyes.

I use that site, and get plenty ticked off about the same thing, as well as anti-vaxxers spreading lies, trolls. Trumpers, etc. They're everywhere! Welcome to the zombie apocalypse.

An age old story and will probably never end.