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  Love this church, the pastor and his family, the music, the congregation etc

  Added March 29, 2020 by Jeanie Colvin
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  Tired of the mega church experience? Eastern Hills is a friendly, welcoming, little neighborhood church. There is only one English speaking service on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. The church supports services in 3 other language formats as well. I can only tell you about the English one. There are between 130 to 150 or so attendees on Sunday. The Pastor, James Wendover, does a good job of speaking from the Bible. Every pastor has their own style of preaching, so I'll only say that he sticks to scripure and puts a home style touch on it. The people are really friendly but not pushy. If you are looking for a neighborhood church experience without getting lost in the crowd and sincerely greeted by God praising people, try this church. A subdued, yet praising, thankful people. For such a small church, there are many functions and services they provide.

  Added August 17, 2016 by Edward Taylor