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  It is a very special Church. Both pastors are wonderful Men of God. The members are like family and show love and affection for each other. They are great at Praying to God to help and bless their fellow members.

  Added May 27, 2020 by Roosevelt Eubanks III
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  A great, confessional Lutheran Church that follows the liturgy and communion is served at every service each Sunday.

  Added May 03, 2017 by Shawn Mitchell
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  My family and I really enjoyed our visit at this church.
  For non-Lutherans I would let you know that following the order of worship is a bit difficult. People were welcoming, the music was by and large excellent, and the sermon was the high point of the service. Our children enjoyed the Sunday School program, and the coffee and donuts were tasty.

  Added January 20, 2017 by Duane Miller
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  Excellent orthodox Lutheran church. Every Sunday communion. Law & Gospel preaching. Faithful liturgical worship. Friendly congregation.

  Added November 17, 2016 by Jason M. Kaspar