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  I felt very welcome at the Sunday evening service and liked being able to pray as i like.

  Added May 26, 2017 by D. in Bothell
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  Love the worship service at 9 AM because the music is softer but the sermon is live and not on a video screen.

  Added November 24, 2016 by patrice miller
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  The reviews published mean very little as they don't contain anything compelling beyond surface commentary. As the prior Men's Bible Group Leader and Founder of God Works 360 it's a loss that Pastor Joe Fulton is now only tangentially part of the church.
  
  The church lacks depth and the overall congregation is very judgemental of others and their sexual preferences, right to life preferences and generally frustrated Christians looking to be judgemental of others.
  
  Like every church amazing people worship here but it stops for me when Pastors became inappropriate with my wife. Other Google posts have been deleted that have asserted the same but my complaints had a Pastor suspended over his devious behavior.
  
  Make the decision for yourself but these are my personal experiences that are well documented. BTW the Pastor still works for Cedar Park Church.

  Added November 14, 2016 by Matthew Standish