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  Excellent church! Great church family, wonderful traditional and contemporary services, and in touch with God! Based purely on scripture, this FBC Knox has got to be one of the best churches I've ever been to!

  Added May 18, 2017 by Luke Mills
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  In the interest of full disclosure, I am a member of this Church.
  That said, we moved here from Oklahoma two years ago and this is one of the first places we visited, and I must say that this church family is endearing and welcoming. They took us in right from the start as well as our children. Their youth program is amazing as is their community outreach. Two years later I am STILL learning about the amazing and impactfull things this church does in and for the community. I would fully recommend this amazing and beautiful church to anyone looking for a new church or just in from out of town looking for a Sunday service. And don't forget to come on Wednesday evenings for a fantastic dinner and bible study! You will be glad you did.

  Added December 14, 2016 by Stephen Estes