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  A very lovely church. The Fellowship I liked very much .Pastor George has a special way in spreading God's word in a way that fills my heart. I'm very happy , I feel like I belong. ❤

  Added July 13, 2017 by Michele Olson
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  I attended Crossroad Church in Inver Grove Heights this past Sunday. I found people there ready to engage in conversation, friendly and honest. There was great enthusiasm for the Food Give Away event they had just experienced the previous Saturday. I believe they said they had served 96 families.
  
  Pastor Deb is gracious and charming, with a quick sense of humor. Her warmth and affection for her congregation is very evident. Deb is not afraid of a little vacuuming and even some tech consulting.
  
  There is a vision for their community and a sincere desire to reach those who need Christ, or for the moment, just a caring person.
  
  The facilities are modern and inviting. The possibilities for serving the community of Inver Grove Heights is certainly unlimited at this point in their growth cycle.
  
  

  Added June 12, 2017 by Ronald Zenefski