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  Very nice Spirit-filled church. Pastor Randy and his wife are really sweet. Great community. The worship is very 'Bethel' style. They have a commitment to prayer, and the prayer movement. Definitely worth a look!

  Added April 02, 2017 by Ken Bagwell
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  Great church and a place where people really love on you

  Added December 27, 2016 by Garnet Smith
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  Beautiful, broken church made up of broken, genuine people. God is so present here. I would be so lucky to be a part of this church and fed by God through the pastor, worship team, and congregation for rest of my life. No fronting one thing while being another. Thank you, Father.

  Added December 07, 2016 by Benjamin Gooder
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  Great people, Great music, Typical charismatic church, everything's great except one thing, if you are into spirit painting aka "prophetic art" they're into it as well and even have events centered around art, however if you are not wanting to dabble in mysticism and witchcraft, save yourself the pain of falling in love with the congregation and then having to walk away from it, and pray for them

  Added November 14, 2016 by Anonymous Guy