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  Great Easter worship experience, awesome pastor/preacher!

  Added May 28, 2017 by Alvin Brown
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  It is an engulfing experience of worship everytime I fellowship. Beautiful welcoming people and the word is ever relevant.

  Added February 02, 2017 by Michelle Wren
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  Great worship experience, friendly atmosphere, gospel bible based preaching, something for all ages

  Added December 03, 2016 by James Moore
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  I pulled into the gigantic empty parking lot there because I was turned around and needed to get directions on my phone. I pulled over as conspicuously as I possibly could have so they could see me from the window and know I wasn't up to anything. After about a minute a man came out and told me I couldn't be there. I didn't understand a lot of what he said but he mentioned something about me being white. I'm pretty sure I was just racially discriminated against. Besides what ever happened to the days when the church doors were open to everyone all the time? Little on the parking lot. I grew up going to a church in the inner city across from the James Cayce projects but I would never go to temple. Nor do I think I would be welcome.

  Added November 09, 2016 by Trey Langton