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  wonderful, wonderful church whose motto is "all are welcome"!

  Added February 18, 2017 by Emily Rose
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  Church takes my stress away, gets me to be social, learn the hymns and teaches me music by letting me practice and perform on the organ!

  Added December 11, 2016 by Marshfield Siegler
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  So sad and so ingenue toys. New
  Leadership needed.

  Added September 25, 2016 by Mick Slim
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  Warm, Opening community, fellowship, and thoughtful people genuinely concerned about you and your family

  Added September 01, 2016 by Debra Schillinger
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  St. Matthias is quite a warm and loving place, even for someone who isn't really into "churchy" environments. I love the music, the lovely building and the community of wonderful people. Outreach in the wider community is foremost and there are lots of things going on to help those in need and support other non-profit organizations. I love to sing, so this is definitely the place for me!

  Added August 27, 2016 by Beth Jacobson