looking for site of a church I went to in the 70's called the Walk. Anyone ever heard of it?
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see if this helps\nhttp://www.factnet.org/discus/messages/3/3151.html?1095853622
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There;\n\nhttp://www.gotquestions.org/garden-of-Eden-location.html
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www.cultwatch.com start there
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It is an Assemblies of God church.  Personally, I am not a fan of pentacostal churches, so I would recommend you avoiding that particular church and going to a non-pentacostal church.
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Never heard of it, But I run a home based church about 1 hour from Cleveland. If ever interested in attending you can contact me through my website below. Very anti denominational but pro God. Would love to have you show up. No tithing or offering wanted.
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Try looking around on umc.org--it's a big site, bound to be something!
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I think you are talking about the Divine Word Seminary that closed in 1965. \n\nIt was part of the Society of the Divine Word: http://www2.dwci.edu/vocations/aboutus/index.html\n\nI cannot find very much other information about the old seminary.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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About 7 or 8 years ago I visited a local stately home. It was unusual because it was built by a deeply religious man and the building formed a cross if seen from above. It was also unusual because he never finished the building as he put all of his money into it and his money eventually ran out. So it had no roof or floors. All it had was decorative stone walls and empty windows. It was a very strange place and in the middle of nowhere. I had never heard of it  or been there before (we had only recently moved into the area) but when we arrived I had an overwhelming feeling I had been there before. It actually triggered a memory which I'll describe. It was a summers evening, probably the end of summer because it was starting to feel cold. It was twilight and the sky was quite hazy and grey. I was walking through the unfinished building and I could feel that I was wearing a long dress as I walked. I looked down at the ground which was covered in gravel and my dress was pink and brown - quite scruffy and plain and I was wearing brown boots. It was very weird I still carry the memory to the day but I have no idea where it was from! Here is the place below.
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i donno if this is only for the US or not but here's a web sight to find out about churches when traveling:\nwww.masstimes.org
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They still exist you can go there on sundays at the marriott in Irvine CA . Or if you like where ever you are from you can go into the directory on on google, and do  search for La church of christ and you should find more information i hope this helps have a great day.
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I have met several people who left them.  They were founded by Victor Paul Wierwille who wrote the book WHY JESUS IS NOT GOD. Based on that I would find it hard to believe that they might be teaching any sort of 'god reincarnate' sort of thing.  Victor died years ago.\n\nChristians consider them to be a cult based on their non-divine view of Jesus.
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I'm only familiar with The Church - they had a very cool hit back in the '80s called "Under the Milky Way Tonight."\n\n\n"and it's something quite peculiar\nsomething shimmering and white\nleads you here despite your destination\nunder the milky way tonight..."\n\n\nSo, thanks, now I'm going to have that earwig stuck in my head all day ;)
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Hmmmm. I'm not sure about a theater that became a church (was this recent?) but Bethel Temple on 2nd and Lenora used to be a natatorium (fancy word for swimming pool). See the story attached b elow.
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Below I found some churches that are non denominational ( I think). the third link I think you might really like that one but it is in Hot Springs Village. (not sure how close to Hot Springs that is.The last link list all the churches in Hot Springs and Hot Springs Village. I hope this helps.
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Here is a list of churches with addresses:\n\nhttp://www.yellowpagecity.com/sys/pageserver.dll?b=6609&p=0&s=0&f=hh364&gp=&go=church
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I havn't really heard of it. But you can search on google.com and I wish you luck finding the location.
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have a look at http://www.geocities.com/bandu_5/project2C.html and http://www.heritage.org/Research/Religion/HL387.cfm