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  The Word is spoken there. The way, the truth, and the life. All who attend EMS are brothers and sisters of Christ Jesus, and sons and daughters of God, Yahweh. We have but one mission, a glorious invitation from God our Father to share His message of love, forgiveness and reconciliation. Amen.

  Added June 15, 2017 by Daryl Morris
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  We were looking for a bible-based, loving church and found Estrella Mountain Church on a google search. We listened to a couple of the sermons on their website and liked that they were bible based and practical for everyday living.
  
  We attended the church for the first time last Sunday. It was a casual and very friendly environment, the music was inspirational and the Pastor's message was "spot-on". We look forward to our next opportunity to attend.

  Added May 17, 2017 by J Hough
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  It is amazing being at that church . It's like a big family , even if ur new it's just amazing . They have great sermons . It's just amazing.

  Added December 06, 2016 by David Reed