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  that depend if you like an small church than this the place for you!
  It might not be the prettiest church in town!
  but then GOD don't judge the outside he look inside your soul!
  that basically what counts!
  if you looking for fluff /over the hill crap/an sound and dance act then this not the church for you!

  Added May 05, 2017 by Oie White
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  This is a huge church that is dying. It has very little time left. With no children or even young adults as part of it and the fact that most of its attendees are over the age of 60, this church is not long for this city. Like so many other churches it will die off and become like the church across the street from it, a college dorm or some other useful building in the community. As of now, it is a mostly empty fossil from a removed time with a bunch of old people happy to go on their merry way doing things "the way they always have been" and ignoring everything around them. Like so many other churches, this introverted and self-centered church will fade away without so much as a tear being shed for its demise by anyone outside of the red walls that make it. It is a huge building with many rooms in it most likely, I wasn't allowed to see them. But, just visit it once like me, and you will see how "welcome" you feel by this closed off "congregation" of senior citizens. There are a few "younger" people, but they ACT like senior citizens as well! They all belong together. They offer nothing for kids, young adults, or families, and even if they did, it would most likely be glorified babysitting since no one there could identify with anyone ten years younger than them. I was told I wasn't allowed upstairs to see the rest of the church because it was being "renovated". Right! The place is most likely falling apart and they are too feeble to do anything about it!
  
  My advice, wait for it to die off as a church and see what someone else will do with the building. Maybe someone can make it into a YMCA or something USEFUL to the community around here! Right now, this place is nothing more than an eye-sore, with dripping red paint coming off the building, that contributes nothing to anyone outside of its walls. Unless of course if you're old, want to sit in a boring service, feel good about yourself, and do nothing all at the same time. Then, this is the place for YOU!!
  
  Sad, really sad!
  

  Added March 29, 2017 by James Rady