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  The members of this church might be swell, but people that use the church as a meeting location like Narcanon, AA, etc, are not good neighbors. Loud revving motorcycles, loud cars running thru the Stop sign, refusing to use the church parking spaces and parking vehicles in front of residential homes instead due to laziness. It makes me wonder if the church is aware of these issues but really don't care? I know the church needs the income from the rental space, but they should impose some rules to get a long with its neighbors...

  Added May 28, 2017 by Bob Bond
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  Before I even walked through the door a smiling man greeted me. Every single person I've met at this church has been warm and welcoming! The Pastor invites visitors to take a plant home from the welcome table. Pastor Linda is a gem - knowledgeable, warm, and so caring! She remembered my name the second time I attended, and introduced me to a woman who invited me to join her ski club! When I brought my husband, a New England guy, to check it out, even he loved it. The "frozen chosen" thawed right out! Pastor Bobby had us laughing and giving an "Amen!" When I asked another member about baptizing a new baby, he mentioned it to Pastor Linda. She gave me her cellphone number and said just call her! Between the welcoming Pastors and congregation, the preschool, the small groups, (and location near Freeport Bakery for a stop on the way home :-D) we have, after a few months, found a church. This one is really special.
  They practice what they preach.Centennial is diverse - the Tongan and Fijian choirs transport us to the South Pacific - beautiful men's and women's voices blending in perfect harmony. (The chancel choir and pianist/organist share beautiful music, too.) Canned goods are collected, and donations just for the hungry taken at communion. Another couple, newly married, was sitting next to us our first time at Centennial together. They, too, were there for their first time. Yesterday we happened to see them sitting next to us again and recognized each other - all agreed we've found a good church and plan to keep coming.

  Added March 18, 2017 by M R Abbott