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  Always thoughtful sermons. Caring clergy, many ministries, fantastic choir, and an open and affirming congregation.

  Added July 04, 2017 by Rex Bobbish
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  Went there but it was closed in the afternoon. They are renovating the space and will be done in Dec 2016! It will be great from the look of it, the external part.

  Added June 02, 2017 by Dorothy Ooko
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  Very nice church, they allowed me to use the restrooms. Thank you Francis!

  Added January 12, 2017 by Claudio Salvetti
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  Absolutely beautiful church, thoughtful minister, really accepting congregation. Highly recommended!

  Added December 17, 2016 by Nathan Stevenson
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  I know nothing of the church's politics or liturgy but I do know the church is a terrible neighbor. In the winter, they do not shovel their sidewalks after a snow storm; in the summer the battleship that is the air-conditioning on their roof emits an unremitting noise, disturbing all who live near the building. They claim not to have enough money to properly insulate the air-conditioner, yet they found the money to rehabilitate their bells, which play pop tunes from time to time on no regular schedule. I hope they do not hide behind their Saturday morning food distribution as evidence of their charitable instincts--though exemplary their thoughtlessness toward their immediate neighbors is shameful.The church's priorities are a mystery and their self-serving policies are a stain on the entire Presbyterian denomination.

  Added December 08, 2016 by Susan Friedland