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  Always a spiritual, and pleasurable experience. I enjoy attending with my wife prior to going to Baltimore for an 11am service at my home church, First John Tabernacle Baptist Church.

  Added May 09, 2017 by Nathaniel Thomas
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  The service was great but if you're not apart of the church as a member then you can forget about anyone greeting you as a guest. This church in my opinion is a cliquish church just based of what I noticed. I'm use to the members of the church greeting you with a welcome hand or open arms but when I went visited Celebration I didn't feel the love there. I'm not knocking anyone who wants to go there and see for themselves but I'll have to find a church where I'm welcomed, the fellowship is there and folks are friendly.

  Added March 31, 2017 by Cassandra Jackson
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  Excellent, I had a blessed day. Our worship reached heaven, received encouragement from the preached word and I will extend my blessings to those around me during the week.

  Added February 03, 2017 by Salomie Goodall-Taylor