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  Great childrens dept. If you are looking for interesting classes and people who don't have all the answers, this is the place for you!

  Added June 06, 2017 by Shannon Franzen
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  Wonderful and open-minded people and a beautiful church!

  Added June 03, 2017 by Shane Webb
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  I love this church. I began coming after they had offered their smaller sactuary to my Mother's church, after someone had burned it down. Her church was the Christian Science church & there are alot of prejudices against that faith due to alot of weird false beliefs held by many in the Christian faith itself. They didn't bat an eye, but emediately offered the space free of charge for as long as they needed it. I have felt so welcome and proud to be a part of this fine group of people.

  Added April 22, 2017 by Laura Griffith
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  Beautiful old church!!! They host community events from time to time. We have seen an art show and several choir concerts featuring the UT-Tyler choirs.

  Added April 21, 2017 by Tori Berryhill