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  Well me and my family have been here a family bible church for almost 4 yrs.it's our extended family now.it's where we go to feel love,faith,togetherness,holy spirit.the b place we go to renew.and feel pure.

  Added March 19, 2017 by Sandra Alvarado
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  I love Family Bible Church! It's truly a place that feels like family where the truth of God's Word, the Bible is taught. I've been attending and serving at FBC since the first Sunday it started back in 2004 and love how God is continually at work in the hearts and lives of people! So thankful for the solid Biblical teaching, the godly leadership team, and the sweet fellowship of this friendly church!

  Added March 15, 2017 by Kaydee Waddel
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  Great place for growing closer to God and learning about what it means to follow in the footsteps of Christ.... as long as you have the right length of hair as a female. Apparently the leaders think "women should have hair" and if you don't have enough (whether it's due to medical issues or personal preference) you are asked to sit in the back rows.
  Some churches are more like social clubs than actual houses of devotion. Pity they all get the same tax exemption status.

  Added August 23, 2016 by Tora S