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  What visitors really want to know:
  DRESSCODE: Sort of dressy church, although I think you would not feel uncomfortable or unwelcome if you came in jeans. Shirts and ties for the men, skirts and dresses for the ladies.
  WORSHIP STYLE: Traditional worship style. (piano and hymns)
  DOCTRINALLY SOUND: Word of God is preached to exhort and encourage. Not a boring sermon, but not designed to entertain.
  KIDS CLASSES: Not during the service, but there is a room available to take your kid and still hear and see the service
  WELCOME: Very warm welcome. You will not go unnoticed, and you will not feel like you walked in on a closed meeting.
  COMMUNION/LORD's SUPPER: We did not experience this during our visit in the AM.
  
  Sunday school was separate from main church, so there is nothing for kids during the service, although there is a nursery where you can take your child/ren if you are uncomfortable with them being disruptive, and still see what's going on. It was our first time visiting, and I'm pretty sure that literally everybody said hello. And everyone encouraged us to keep the baby with us if we wanted to. We did not attend the Sunday School, so I don't know anything about that.
  
  Very welcoming and friendly. Very small congregation, mostly older folks but a younger family or two, too.
  
  I'm torn, because if I'd known the information I know now about this church, I probably would have saved myself the visit, because we are a younger family looking for similar. On the other hand, I was really blessed by my visit.

  Added May 16, 2017 by Eva Hallock