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  Found this church late last year and I love it here. It's exactly how a church should be. Real people. Real stories. Real faith. Real love. I know we've all been at a place of worship where we have felt judged and not loved for who we are. Listen I don't look like what others would justify as "normal". I'm a veteran so the tattoos on my body are abundant, I have stretched ears and piercings but from the moment I walked in I was greeted with hugs and felt more than welcome. That first service was about loving who you are and where you come from. (I don't think it was a coincidence) Pastor Ryan and his wife Ms Kelly are literally a god send. Pastor Jeremy and his wife are just as amazing. I love the fact that it's a rather small congregation. The church is pretty big itself but it's focus is more on fostering individual relationships. During that first service I remember Pastor Ryan sayin something so poignant that it has stuck with me "I don't care how you come or what you look like as long as you come. Be present, be alive, BE YOU!"

  Added June 05, 2017 by Nicole Marshall
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  We were visiting and decided to visit, but unfortunately people were not friendly. We felt totally ignored and out of place.

  Added September 02, 2016 by Jose Centeno