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  The cathedral is friendly from the moment you walk in. This church is diverse, welcoming and has something going on for every age group. This church is always busy impacting the community. They also preach and teach the truth and have the absolute best church band I've ever heard.

  Added September 29, 2016 by Major Briggs
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  Pastor Elms is a good man. He studys the Bible and you can tell when he teaches Bible Study. The music is awesome. The people in the church are friendly and welcoming.

  Added August 18, 2016 by Jonathan Albarracin
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  If you're looking for a place of worship to encounter and experience God (Jesus) as described in the New Testament, this is the place for you.

  Added July 29, 2016 by Jide Idowu
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  I grew up going to this church under the leadership of Pastor David Elms. After people started realizing I was gay the pastor had spoken to me and had said I need to stop coming to his church if I was gay. He gave me the option to "change" which is a sad excuse of trying to help peoples relationship with god. I felt nothing but love, compassion, and friendship with the people that attended this church up until everyone started finding out I was gay. After that I felt nothing more than an outcast. Countless hours of my life was spend in and around this church and literally when people found out I was gay it was so easy for them to drop me. No phone calls, text messages and the pastor only invited me back to the church after I had made a video on youtube sharing what had happened. Funny thing is I never mentioned his name or the church/organization yet all my old "friends" said I was in the wrong.

  Added July 28, 2016 by Danny Mendoza