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  Filled with hatful people, they need a sign saying 'we don't need you'

  Added July 06, 2017 by Stefan Dingus
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  You alright review and these people I called him ask him to help a family that I've been helping out and try to get them back where they need to be and basically because they're not a member of the church they won't help out at all so that's what God is all about be helping the people that come to church not the people that might just need it Jesus was a traveler 2 this is a Nazi organization is pathetic

  Added June 11, 2017 by J Crenshaw
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  Great school!! My boy had been attending for 2 yrs, 4th & 5th grade. He's getting an amazing education. He loves all the things he's learning compared to the public schools he was at before attending here.

  Added May 19, 2017 by Amy Shirley
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  I will not judge these people, only because that was my first time attending their service, but maybe if I attend regularly, I will get to know them and would no longer label these people unfriendly. But first impression lasts as we all know. I was a bit surprised that other than the one single soul, an older gentleman, perhaps in his 70's, who had bothered to shake my hand just as he steps out the door, no one had asked me who I was, where I was from. It's pretty obvious I was a new face in their midst, I mean, I was the only male Asian there, I believe. Of course, I could have approached somebody while I was looking around on some of their display for their upcoming Mission Conference. But I tried not to talk to no one and allow this to be a unique experience for me. Kind of testing these Christians if they welcome a stranger like me. However, they badly failed my experiment. The pastor, who pronounce he was a military Chaplain, was just standing next to me talking to whoever, seemed could careless. But nevertheless, I will give them the benefit of the doubt that perhaps they were just too busy thinking about their approaching Mission Conference. To you as a member of that church: I am not just a stranger to you, I happened also to be a former Navy, an American citizen and who had served this country dutifully - May God bless your ministries //s/

  Added October 21, 2016 by Precious Stone