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  Small/medium size country church. The most loving and accepting church I have ever been to. This is my family's church and has great opportunities for kids and youth.

  Added April 17, 2017 by Wes Daniel
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  I used to love MOSB... Marc and everyone welcomed me with open arms and helped restore my faith. When Marc left as Pastor, things changed. I recently found out that a family that dedicated themselves to THIS church has been turned away for giving too much love, time, dedication, so forth for reasons beyond belief. As a result, I will NOT return. It is/was a house if God but they no longer live/show God's word.
  Whenever asked for donations to children, shelters, the church itself, I NEVER hesitated. To take truck loads. Yet, MOSB has never mentioned success in distribution, the people we touched, or anything. In fact since Marc left, the congregation actually seemed to decrease each week. It was not only MY opinion/experience... Others noticed the same thing.

  Added February 24, 2017 by April Rodriguez