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  This Church is definitely the Body of Christ. The word is preached without compromise and the topics covered are relative today as to what the Church is encountering. I will be looking to make this my home Church.

  Added February 21, 2017 by CHRISTIAN DERON
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  I love this church. It's wonderful. I definitely experience God here.

  Added January 19, 2017 by Sarah Emily Dernlan
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  Came from a church with up to date music. Since finding Hope, I am able to enjoy rocking hymns and enjoy the bread of the message. Tons of young energy and easy to build relationships!

  Added November 26, 2016 by Dr. Zgia Hoffpauir
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  Music is mostly hymns respectfully retooled by the band to fit the student and young-parent demographic. Very friendly. Expect it to be loud and a bit crowded, especially when the University of Minnesota is in session.
  Parking can be tricky during Vikings and Twins home games, but there are volunteers to help traffic.

  Added September 06, 2016 by Andrew Krahn