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  This is not a review of the church but a response to the review above. The person who commented is doing so under the assumption that members here treat all newcomers that way. That is not true. They only treat ones like her that come in not to hear the Word preached or to worship but to stalk aggressively one of our members who has repeatedly told her that he is not interested. This person has become disruptive at times and has been asked to leave repeatedly. I am sorry that she feel that we preach works... we do not. We only preach a life of holiness that follows the grace that we have been given from our Lord. I pray that Rebekah XXXXXXX finds another church that can help her with what she truly wants from the church... a rich husband.

  Added July 19, 2022 by Concerned member
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  The church hosts large community events which are impressive. The music is also very modern. The theology is very works based. The people are sweet to start off. However, the church is very cliquish and set in their ways. There is a disconnect to newcomers.. The regulars are not approachable or inclusive beyond a friendly greeting. There are many unspoken rules and it’s easy to unknowingly offend and face hostile consequences. I pray the church becomes better communicators, more accessible, less secretive, more edifying, forgiving and especially accepting in tangible ways. May they grow in love as described in 1 Cor. 13.

  Added January 23, 2022 by Rebekah