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  Very friendly people but I felt weird going to church on Saturday morning instead of a Sunday morning

  Added June 13, 2017 by Rein Kukk
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  Great church the pastors name is Dan. There motto is " believe the best in people".

  Added December 07, 2016 by John Schimenti
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  Being in the military I travel a lot so have visited a lot of SDA churches over the years. This has to be one of the most interesting experiences I've ever had at a church. During Sabbath School the teacher asked, "Name a traditional cure for asthma." One guy in the congregation yelled "Hamburgers!" Haha, gotta love having humor in religion.
  
  The one thing that set it apart from all other churches I've visited was that after the service, 4 families asked me where I was eating and invited me over for lunch. I had leftovers in my room so I declined but I've never encountered such a welcoming congregation. I once went to a SDA church in a major city where after 3 months of attending, no one had said hi to me or knew my name. I stopped going to church until my TDY was over after 3 months. If I was local, I would definitely make this my home church. Don't ask me about the service because the people were great and that's what makes a church...not the music, sermon, or children's story.

  Added October 08, 2016 by joshua park