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  Great church and fellowship. Feels like family from day one. Teach straight from the word of God.

  Added March 10, 2017 by keith richey
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  Good sermon, great people. Enjoyable experience!!

  Added November 24, 2016 by Victor Smith
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  We were able to attend Bible Study Sunday morning with this congregation and then Worship services following the class. As of 10/5/2015 the Bible study class start time is 9:45am and Worship service at 10:45am.
  
  We were greeted by the congregation and welcomed by so many people (both young and old alike).
  
  The Bible study was conducted by a knowledgeable older brother standing up front using a smaller podium in front of the first pew. The ladies in the class were encouraged to read scriptures and make comments on the topic that was studied. The men of the congregation likewise read scripture and made comments during this time.
  
  Worship service:
  This congregation had beautiful singing, in line with scripture, making melody with their voices during the worship service. The service was all a capella singing. There was no use of any power point or projector. There were songbooks for each person to use, if it was needed. The prayers were lead by the men of the congregation. The men also read several scriptures. The Lord's supper was observed having a short message by one of the men, then a prayer for the unleavened bread. They next man had a message and prayer for the fruit of the vine. After communion was taken, they took the time to give an offering (collection for the work of the church and the saints). Songs were scattered throughout the worship service. The sermon was lead by their preacher. The sermon came right from the Bible, using scripture as reference. He did a great job relating the word to our lives, encouraging us to live life as Christians. An invitation was given at the end of his message. They concluded with announcement and a prayer.
  
  I am sure not every Sunday would be exactly like this, but I am sure you will find the same elements present with this congregation.
  
  When the congregation was leaving the people stood around talking to one another for a good period of time. We were engaged with several more members in conversation. These conversations were those like family members would have with one another.
  
  Other times that they meet:
  Sunday evening at 6:00pm, Sunday morning Ladies Bible Class 10:00am, Wednesday Bible Study at 6:00pm.

  Added August 01, 2016 by Thad Groghan