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  Love your facility it was very nice, however we did not feel welcomed it was probably one of the most awkward situations we've been in

  Added April 29, 2017 by Theresa Hutson
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  Disclaimer: This is my church and I play in the praise band. Non-denominational with a mostly contemporary service. Music is a mix of contemporary and southern gospel. The message is very down to earth and easy to grasp. A few things are done differently here than at other churches. Communion is available as a personal choice off to the side every week. A formal communion service is conducted every few months. Music starts at 10AM, announcements, 5 - 10 minute break, sermon starts at 11AM. Those are just some of the details. In terms of Spirit, the atmosphere is awesome! Music will move you and the message will move you! You can feel the Spirit move throughout the room. Folks will call out and jump to their feet if they feel it. It's a very open and inviting place. The broken are welcome here!

  Added July 31, 2016 by Ben Morris