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  Spirit filled church where you can come as you are.

  Added October 24, 2016 by Jim Miller
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  Awesome worship! Outstanding messages! Pastor Dave makes the Bible stories and situations so much more interesting than when I have read them in the past. I get so much more out of them and they are applicable to my life! And, the people and opportunities are wonderful!! So happy we found itown!!

  Added August 22, 2016 by Carol Miller
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  When we arrived, we felt we were navigating on the tarmac of an airport. We've never seen so many people directing with multiple orange batons before. This is by no means a mega church and the volume of people directing traffic was overkill and un-needed to find a parking spot.
  
  The overkill of control continued once we were inside as well. All seating was closed off until they filled the whole front rows, then the tape would be removed the further back people began filling in. The problem with this is we were uncomfortable with not being able to choose where we wanted to sit, and sitting shoulder to shoulder with people we didn't know. This method of control is way too much.
  
  The "sanctuary" was in complete darkness with the one exception of screens that casted some form of light. Everyone was directing people to the isles with flashlights. There was no natural light in the main sanctuary, no windows, just darkness. Why so much darkness? It's not a concert, it's church. The intensity of the bass that their speakers were outputting was way too over the top. Subwoofers of that intensity belong in recording studios, or concert halls, not in church. The whole thing was really over the top, uncomfortable, inappropriate, and way too controlling. Our 5 minute stay was a complete waste of our morning.

  Added August 15, 2016 by cjordan