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  I went and I didn't feel welcomed. I had one person come up to greet me and my family. They have a timer up so they have to be done at a certain time. The pastor came up to us after and said it was great to see us AGAIN. I had never been and never will go back

  Added December 10, 2016 by John Kelly
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  What an awesome church! They are truly reaching out to the community as well as their missions they have chosen. I enjoy the sermons Pastor Chris brings and the worship is great! Wes and the band do such an killer job chosing songs that uplift, inspire and ignite your spirit! Great Bible studies and classes are going on continuously and they address many areas of concern for todays Christian.
  
  Tammy

  Added October 09, 2016 by Tammy Large
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  City on a Hill is my absolute favorite because everyone is so friendly and I love how genuine the church is! Love the praise band, the pastor, and everyone there! Very welcoming & feels like home.

  Added August 31, 2016 by Becca Dillon