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  What to say about this church... My review will be based as a whole and not the recent changes that the church has gone through. Over the course of my life, I have learned so much from Zion Church and the school associated with it. Some of my fondest memories come from Sunday school and vacation Bible study. This place really helped me grow in my faith and as a person. I am very blessed to have gone here when I did. As for the recent changes... Zion is now in the process of transitioning into a Mega church... It is very weird since our family has never been that large, and we never really felt like it needed to be that way. While going through this process our church has been spending a lot of money that we don't have. It's sad to see my home do something like this when i thought everyone was happy with the things have been. I really don't want to see my home turn into Joel Olsteens place. That's not the Zion I fell in love with as a child, and isn't the Zion that made me the person I am today.

  Added June 30, 2017 by Wes Saxon