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  I go here for the NA meetings. Ever since starting I have become more interested in going on a Sunday for worship

  Added June 26, 2017 by misty kirkendall
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  This church is not perfect but it is hospitable and filled with real people trying their best to make their way in the world. They always try to aid those in need. In the 10+ years I have been a member I haven't ever felt rejected for lack of money, faith, nor interest in my well-being. Everyone needs a place to be accepted, this is such a place, if you will only let it be.

  Added June 10, 2017 by Michael van Vuuren
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  Home of some wonderful Tiffany glass windows . . .

  Added January 24, 2017 by Wayne Christensen
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  The liturgy is dry and rushed. The congregants are cold and unwelcoming. They are a country club with stained glass windows rather than a church in the service of Christ. This church would do well to read Luke 12:15: "Be on your guard against greed; life does not consist of abundance of possessions." I pray they shall be enlightened.

  Added October 21, 2016 by Kyle Fisher