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  I have been attending Baker Capel for well over 50 years, and have never
  left without the Love of God in my heart.
  
  The church has changed much through the years from our little white
  church, with a coal furnace, (which was destroyed by a tornado) to our
  church, now, that is one of the most beautiful in the area. It has a dining
  room and a much used activity center that our youth group enjoys.
  
  We have a wonderful worship experience every Sunday, always a good sermon, by our pastor, Randy Moore. I think we have one of the best Praise Bands around........doing all sorts of music that fits old and young.
  alike.
  
  I am a happy Mama with all of my children and great-grandchildren attending most Sunday's......and we are all happy!
  
  I think we have the kindest, most generous congregation, in the world.
  It doesn't matter if you have attended 50 years or a month , they are always there to help.
  
  If you are looking for a church home, give us a try. I believe you will stay.
  
  

  Added June 10, 2017 by Janet Buxton