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  Attended several times in 2011. Found it to be a well balanced church that is faithful to God's word and it's Presbyterian heritage. Congregation was a mix of young and old and Pastor Phil was pastoral and welcoming to both old and new members. The morning and evening liturgy is well balanced with a clear order of worship so that when an unbeliever walks in they will say 'God is present'. I wouldn't change anything accept maybe cutting back on the teen/college type of worship music. It sounds great on friday night fun nights but lacks the maturity needed for Christian growth. Adding more acapella singing in the morning and evening so the whole congregation can worship without anyone upfront will direct peoples attention towards Christ, avoiding the somewhat idolatrous tendency of churches to focus on the worship instruments or worship leaders. Once a service the pulpit and stage should be completely empty while the congregation sings acapella. I attended several evening services also which were somewhat less attended then morning services but were still worth going to. Pastor Lukes sermons are thorough and anchor the church against the secular winds and weak spirituality of our modern times. Overall I found everyone to be real and friendly in a genuine way.

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