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  West Shore E-Free is a big church that has the fellowship and personality of a small one. Engaging, Biblical teaching that doesn't shy away from the Gospel. It is a big family with a true heart to draw closer to Christmas and love the community around it.

  Added December 26, 2016 by Kaylie Rosenberry
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  It's a very nice building and the pastor is good all around. The worship team likes to repeat a lot of songs that they played previous weeks, and it's starting to get old. The community is bland and outside of the greeters and people who hand you the bulletins, no one else seems interested in holding a conversation for long. The Bible studies that they have Sundays are pretty good. I did not find in the bulletin a schedule for any bible studies that happen during the week. I might find another church that has a community that actually fellowships in a way that isn't just "went to church at the same time I did."

  Added December 11, 2016 by Peter Van Hemert
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  Good church if you like large auditorium setting with white upper middle class people. Paid staff is way too big. Pastor says he wants to reach out to the downtrodden. It is not clear why he did not pick an urban church when he came from Texas instead of one in the middle of nowhere surrounded by pasty white development people. The church is run by corporate professionals that rule by business management books and pastors that have too much time on their hands.
  
  The pastor said in a sermon that if you attend a church but are not a member that is the same as living together without being married. Huh??!!

  Added November 28, 2016 by Accelmargn
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  Awesome church with powerful worship and preaching that is Word centered.

  Added September 11, 2016 by John Curtis