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  Attempted to visit a friend at the church. The members at the door didn't say anything to my children or I . Presumed to ask another question when they started to walk back into the sanctuary ,causing me to just simply leave because of the the Un wanted vibe. Horrible feeling. My child even stated that he felt they were mean

  Added July 24, 2017 by Drea Ashley McNeil
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  If you're looking for a place to study the Bible, this place does a good job teaching. The worship music is decent and the people are friendly. If you have any questions, the website has information on specific views.
  
  Also, I'm not sure how to reply to a google review so I'll just leave one.
  
  Drea, sorry that I did not get the chance to say hello to you or your child when you came to visit our church. I try to make it a point to introduce myself to new people whenever I see someone I do not know. If you ever decide to come back I'm sure plenty of people would love the chance to meet you.

  Added March 13, 2017 by Luke Carr