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  Visited this morning @ 8:30.
  Joyfull singing.
  Powerful message on a difficult passage.
  Felt the Spirit.
  My first time in physical church since early March.
  Was invited by a friend

  Added August 02, 2020 by Daniel N Shust
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  If you're into a bee-bop soda pop good-time rock n roll Charlie stage show with a bit of preaching scattered in, then this might be the gig for you. I could not tell the difference between the meeting that I attended and a Stryper concert that I went to in the 80's. Totally human emotions based. Benny Hinn would feel right at home. Does it glorify the God of the Holy Bible or does is pander to and glorify fallen man. You be the judge.

  Added July 31, 2020 by rstine
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  I'm so thankful for your preaching today. It was beyond AWESOME!! You preached the truth with no sugar coating and that is what is needed today!

  Added June 14, 2020 by Virginia Watkins
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  This church is full of life and the presence of God is released.

  Added January 27, 2017 by Asyncrite Dewanou