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  CLH is a place where people can come from EVERY walk of life and experience the presence of God. That's one of the pastor's slogans "Come as you are, go away different" The leadership is constantly willing to lend a helping hand. The attire is relatively casual, and you can expect to see ANY type of person there (businessmen, casual church-goers, ex-convicts, missionaries, and every race you can imagine). That being said, the church is not without convictions, and there is a standard of holiness there--but it is very much an "outreach" oriented church--and the demographic reflects that fact. It is very multi-cultural, and there is Spanish translation available, as there is a large Latin American community inside the church.

  Added April 24, 2017 by ben fenton
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  The dog residing in the house behind your church ran over to the motel parking lot, off leash, no collar, and riled up my dogs. Both slipped their collars to run after it. When a man called that dog to the house and I asked if that was his and said that my dogs were now leading me on a chase due to his irresponsible dog ownership, he just shut the door. Fortunately, after an hour, we got them both back. Think about how your actions can impact others. That's what church is about, right?

  Added January 10, 2017 by Robin BUgge