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  First time I went there is felt as if I was coming home.
  

  Added January 02, 2017 by J Means
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  From the moment you enter the door, you are greeted by someone who is "Truly happy you are there." The most amazing thing happened from the moment service started...the Praise & Worship team played songs that I hear on Christian radio. I was hooked from the word Go. There are so many reasons on why I call this church our home and I really hope it meets you just where you are and you realize that there are so many people that love you. But in the end, the love that comes from your father in heaven is all you really need. The sermons (or messages) are written like the pastor, associate pastor, or the senior pastor are talking directly too me. I was raised in a Catholic church back in Washington State. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this church. So many better things happen to you in your life if you stay connected...connected in small groups only add to the experience.

  Added September 22, 2016 by Randy Milliron