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  Evangelical Presbyterian denomination. Very warm, welcoming, and friendly. This is a core bible based group of believers. A variety of prayer groups and times make learning and participation very flexible and engaging. Both contemporary and traditional music at the service. Nursery and kids programs are very strong with all certified volunteers. Also strong in youth and young adult programs. Food Bank for needy 2nd Saturday from 9-11 along with clothing offered. Very involved with Bear Creek High School. (The Google map is still wrong...on the Southwest corner of Kipling St. and Dartmouth St. - I/2 Block East and South from Kipling Prkwy.)

  Added July 03, 2017 by Richard Whiteside
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  This Church is blind and naked and has become uncircumcised by lying spirits.
  It has been falling slowly asleep since 2007.
  This Church believes in luck.

  Added June 04, 2017 by Tim Cantrell
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  Friendly, welcoming congregation that is dedicated to preaching the Word of God's grace and love!

  Added October 13, 2016 by Kristin Jameson