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  My family and I were in town for a weekend and were looking for an evangelical church to attend, so we googled the area. Out of the churches that stood out, it was the only one with the statement of faith posted online so we checked it out and we were not disappointed!
  We were welcomed warmely as soon as we stepped in the door (thanks Robin!) and shown around the place. Even the church kids welcomed our toddlers in and had them playing right away. And our kids felt comfortable enough to go off on their own into Sunday school without having ever been there before.
  The place was comfortable and casual, turely come as you are. But don't be deceived by appearance. While the pastor looked like he was a collage kid who was up all night studying (no offence intended), when he spoke you could tell the Lord anointing on him, very knowledgable and well prepared. It was also evident that they cared about the real spiritual growth of the people.
  If we are in the area again, we will be back.

  Added June 11, 2017 by Alexander Perez
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  The moment we walked in the door we felt very welcome. People didnt view us as strangers but as family. The church is full of kids who welcomed our kids in right away and made them feel right at home.

  Added October 08, 2016 by Kathy Teele