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  This is Family. Awesome Church and awesome services. I come from a Roman Catholic background and this is a change from what I'm use to. The Music has captured my heart. A Very Bible based Church.

  Added May 19, 2017 by Alex Borrero
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  Its a very welcoming church with great sermons. Pastor Trey really has a heart for God.

  Added May 15, 2017 by Thomas Walls
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  The staff on every level was amazing. Friendly, easy going, and professional. The building is clean and updated. The worship service was good. The rooms converted into the worship auditorium have a low ceiling that make it difficult to read the screens from the back. But, they are making the best use of the space available. Pastor Trey spoke well and seemed to have a great personality. The main message was streamed from the Washingtonville campus. Not sure if that happens every week, but watching a screen can get old.
  Thanks again for great hospitality and an enjoyable service!

  Added September 18, 2016 by David Flaherty