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  East Garrison is the most friendliest church I have beeen to. I went to some others before coming here. One was a larger church and i didn't have even 1 person welcome me. It was as if i was a ghost sitting there. People walked by and sat all around me but didn't even say hi. I just couldn't believe it. Pleasse come and check East Garrison Baptist Church. We are like a family here. We just love each other and everyone that comes into our church to worship.

  Added June 28, 2017 by Virginia Decker
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  If you want to worship, study and learn, praise, and have a great fellowship with ordinary people that accepts everyone as they are. A group that knows that Jesus Christ is the head of the church and only savior of the world, then you need to check out East Garrison. Love is shown to everyone, the way it's supposed to be. The building is large enough for everyone, and the people small enough to care and show it to all. What a great group of people.

  Added May 05, 2017 by Kevin Decker