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  We were there for an event on June 7th, and enjoyed it. It's a spacious facility with comfortable seats (movie theater fold-up seats) and friendly staff. The only disadvantage is a rather small reception (eating) area, compared to the space in the main auditorium. I would recommend this location.
  

  Added June 04, 2017 by Erick Njoka
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  Became a member in "98" and enjoyed Bishop Lowes teaching from Roebuck to John Rogers.

  Added May 15, 2017 by shawn barkers
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  I just watched your choir on Fox & Friends. How moved I was by the words in the song. It sent chills thru my body and soul. We do have to move forward. We can't change the past, but we sure can change the future. Thank you so, so much for the beautiful song and for your forgiveness for the past.
  
  God Bless You All, BJ Hansen

  Added February 23, 2017 by Bj Hansen
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  Loved every moment was taught how to recognize who I am in Jesus and too resist the enemy. Thanks
  
  

  Added February 05, 2017 by Evelyn White