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  Beautiful church on Camp Bowie. In addition to the multi-level main sanctuary, there is a smaller chappel for worship.
  
  Sunday services in the main sanctuary are filled with music.
  
  There are several meeting and conference rooms that are used daily by the vibrant community inhabiting the church grounds.
  
  There's also an excellent preschool.
  
  Great example of community done right.

  Added March 09, 2017 by John Bacon
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  I need family pls help my no hav mony compelt for rent

  Added January 17, 2017 by Florin Silidor
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  Inviting church. Parking is horrible, but the service offers a little something for everyone. Multi-cultural, affirming, politically diverse. Great place to worship.

  Added November 30, 2016 by vtgib Groote
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  This church has many groups for all ages for instance Youth and Messengers and children's choir. There is also a nursery for those who are too young for special groups.

  Added September 03, 2016 by Danielle Granberg