It's an awesome congregation, welcoming and so friendly to everyone one. For those who needs comfort and care, this is a right place for you to worship and feel a christlike life again.

With the way the economy is today, at some point in time, you may be in a bind and need a little extra help; this is one of the best places to go. I came here a couple times when I needed to supplement on groceries and it has been a wonderful experience. If you're looking for the food pantry, it occurs the second and fourth Saturday of each month unless there's a holiday and then it's once a month (they'll give you a schedule to let you know). For your first time, you'll need an I.D [if it's just you] or verification for all members if you're looking to receive for the whole family (either tax return or if they have school ID's, that will work too). Upon check in, you'll fill out a detailed form asking about your food preferences, pick wisely because you won't be able to change it. The waiting is moderate unless you go when their only doing it once that month and then it's hectic but rest assured that even on those full months, I've never seen not experienced food shortage (PTL). I've always gotten what I've signed up for, maybe once I've gotten a couple items I didn't care for but I passed it along to neighbors or friends. If you're going to the clothes closet, you'll also need your ID for yourself or all members of the family. The clothes closet is a little tricky to find because it's hidden between two buildings with stairs that leads down a basement. The clothes are FREE and they'll explain the rules to you when you get through the door. Overall, everyone is kind and friendly and willing to help, even if you're in need of prayer. I hope this helped.

It is the friendliest and most welcoming church I've ever been to. Insightful sermons and the membership is multi cultural. This is the way a church should be.