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  Journey the Church is an awesome church. Love the people, and the services. Proud to raise my grandchildren in this church, as their children's program is second to none. Their mission outreach is global, and their mission statement is to "Love the world, one person at a time". All kids love their children's program "Kidzrock". Once you try one of their services at 10:00am on Sunday's or 7pm on Wednesday's, the church family will grow on you, and you will come back again. God bless everyone who reads this review.
  Brother Lowell
  December 2013

  Added July 03, 2017 by Lowell Pumphrey
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  If you're looking for a church where you can go on Sundays to satisfy your "Christian Duties," you might not feel comfortable here. But if you're looking for a church that is more like family, this is the place. The music, the messages (i.e. sermons), and the make-up of the membership is a little different than anything else around, and being a member has really impacted my relationship with Christ for the better. The fact is that my wife and I are disabled, and haven't been able to make it to services in over a year. Yet if I ask for help, it's here lickety split, generally with extra people in tow, and some truly heart-felt prayer thrown in for good measure.
  
  I'd tell anyone reading this to come and give the church a try. Even if its style doesn't sound like your "thing," it might be what your soul is looking for. Who knows?

  Added January 02, 2017 by Edd Hendricks