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  The one star reviews illustrate what you won't find at Pullen: hateful, intolerant, fundamentalist Christian bigots.

  Added January 19, 2017 by Jeff Cherry
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  A wonderful loving place that accepts all and teaches the true meaning of Jesus' love. A place without judgement. A place filled with the Spirit that is truly trying to spread love and justice for all, not fear and bigotry like the people below who gave Pullen only 1 star.

  Added January 06, 2017 by Amber Rominger
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  Jeff Cherry said it best in his review below. And for the record, if you do your research, you will find many studies that show the notion of homosexuality being an 'alterable behavior' is garbage.
  
  Nancy Petty is a wonderful Pastor, and her sermons keep me well-interested. Come to Pullen if you want to worship God, and stand on the right side of history while doing so.

  Added October 19, 2016 by James Purcell
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  This church gave us 5 star treatment during our march for civil rights. They allowed us to stay for free and provided meals. I would recommend them to anyone.

  Added July 31, 2016 by Brian McCoy