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  Holy Trinity is a great church where the Gospel truth can be heard and the church family is warm and receptive.

  Added May 10, 2017 by John Sauer
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  The staff and leaders have a lot of problems within congregation and rather than leadership addressing problems, they sweep it under the rug and pretend nothing ever happened. I have seen people hurt by the leadership because of their decisions on choosing not to address issues. Some people find another church and unfortuately some just give up on church all together.
  Find someplace else with Pastors and leaders who care about you, your faith and your well being.

  Added March 08, 2017 by Ronald johnson
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  Started attending here just over a year ago. I felt that the church was warm and inviting and the people were friendly. Father Steve and Rev. Pam are great people and wonderful pastors. My family and I found a home in a new town at this church.

  Added February 01, 2017 by Keith Cain
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  Alot of focus on traditions and doctrines rather than the Word.

  Added July 29, 2016 by jake miller