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  Been attending here since 2008. It is a diverse congregation loving and accepting of all, They adhere to the basic truths of scripture unchanged in over 2000 years . They teach sound doctrine as applied to our daily lives. Music is a compilation of Traditional hymns and Praise. The Sunday School, more aptly named "Adult Spiritual Foundation" enables us to be not just followers of christ but to be disciples.We have an active youth ministry classes for all ages and a nursery We are a protestant church with a liturgical tradition in worship. Many of us meet weekly in small groups in peoples home for a time of study and just a friendly get together. I would encourage anyone to drop in for a visit and join us for a cup of coffee and a snack after the service. Check the hours on the church WEB site. :Look forward to meeting you

  Added June 24, 2017 by Raymond Donahue
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  3 Stream church: Litergical, Evanglical, and Pentacostal. The only church I have been to where the pastor goes to intercessory meetings when able, takes notes, and decerns what to bring to the congregation. Doctrine is biblical, traditional and sound. Strong and powerful healing streams abound. Litergy is reverent and beautiful. The teaching is Biblical, and deep like living waters.

  Added August 22, 2016 by Tara Hephzibah