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  This church building is one of my favorites, it is close to the freeway, so one would expect lots of noise, but it is really serene on the grounds. Inside is really cool as well, one can learn all about God's commandments and how to better follow the teachings of Jesus Christ.

  Added April 12, 2017 by Justin Hicken
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  They have services here every Sunday. It's pretty great. There is a basketball court inside of you're into that, and there is a real pipe organ that make some pretty big music. There a several pianos as well, and they seem to be in tune to my ears. The congregation sings church songs every Sunday, and every once in a while you can hear well trained singers filling the room with beautiful voices. The services are consist of 3 different hour blocks. The first is a big service with sermons and the like. The second and third are like workshops where smaller groups meet to talk about moral self improvement. It's generally a clean building.

  Added September 12, 2016 by Michael Kanell