Churches & Places of Worship in High Point, NC
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9AM - 12:30PM
2066 Deep River Rd, High Point
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“When I first attended years ago, I loved the genuineness of the Senior Pastor and how Biblically based the sermons were. Years later, I love my church family and the opportunities to serve. Please note, that the one-star reviews below are from a family friend who did not mean to rank the church this way. He loved the church dearly and after every service, he'd be the first in line to give the pastor a big hug! :)”
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“I felt welcome during the entire visit! The speaker was awesome and the singers were phenomenal! I truly felt like I was at home! I look forward to visiting again!!”
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“The pastor and his family are knowledgeable and friendly. At some churches you never meet the pastor. Both the pastor and his wife introduced themselves to us on one of our first visits. Like the weekly updates on what is going on in the church”
10:30AM - 12:30PM
3021 N Main St #101, High Point
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“The Lord is alive and present in this place!! The first time I went to this church, I couldn’t stop sobbing through worship. The presence of the Lord was so strong!! I have found me a home here. Pastor Rick is a very anointed and his messages come from the Holy Spirit. His wife Shelly is just as anointed and a dear person. The Holy Spirit also speaks through her. Come in and visit this beautiful church. You will want to come back!”
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“The thrift store is nice but the other side with the furniture has antique store prices and not thrift store prices. Hate when places that are religious do this.”
“I am 54 yrs old. When I moved to hp in the early 2000s, i recognized this place. I went to church camp at the age of seven with my older sister! It was an adventure that I have cherished my entire life! From horses, to bible study classes, to prayer groups, and to taking a bus to an indoor pool in greensboro, it was remarkable! Does anyone else remember going to camp here in the early 1970's?”