Voice of Pentecost

Came here once for a 3 day event.
I have not been back since. This church has a very UNIQUE culture and identity. If you have an understanding of this church and their practices then you will fit right in but as someone who is not accustom to their practices I was a bit confused by their activity.
By far this church has a personality that is by far the most out stretched that I have seen in some time.
Be prepared for an experience that will be DIFFERENT in more ways than one.
Happy trails…

This church helped me to get close to Jesus, who changed my whole entire life. I love this place more than words! It’s changed it’s name now to «A Place To Meet Jesus», and so appropriatley so. If you just want to feel the love of God, go. Surely the Lord is in this place.

I have been charged with a 40 day fast and prayer and am only 4 days into it and someone gave me your article. I have not done such a long fast in many, many years.
I know that a new dispensation of wealth and spiritual outflow is happening at this time.
I have seen a caldera, (volcanic crater), that begins at Marinez, CA and stretches all the way to Clear Lake and back around Benicia, CA. It is a huge crater and I was shown that it would be like Jacob’s ladder with angels ascending and descending and providing the ability for some humans to climb to Heaven.
I was told that this opening would affect all of California and the world, because other caldera’s would be opening in different parts of the world and they would all be linked through faith.
I was compelled to give this piece of information, but I would also like to be part of your news letter.
Something big of God is about to happen.
Blessings
John Ballou

I grew up going to church with my family. That’s not to say that I’m the most pious Christian, but something about this place makes me want to run to the nearest traditional church and pray for several hours. I’ve been here a handful of times under duress. The last straw was hearing «Pastor Rich» egging on his handful of predominantly working-​class and minority followers to give ten percent tithes «to God» and not be consumed by how they would pay for food or rent. I can try and overlook the speaking in tongues, the claims of luxury cars magically appearing and even playing with balloons to magically erase credit card debt – but I kind of don’t want to end up in Guyana one day with dry kool-​aid on my lips.

I have visited this church several times with my daughter. It is extremely LAID BACK. It is a no pressure place where the presence of God just hangs out. The pastor is the real deal who is very open about his life, struggles family, and everything. Totally a guy I can relate to. The worship is young, vibrant, and it is amazing to see folks young and oldsters — like me– get into it. I enjoy the part of the service where members can give items that they want to pass on to others in the congregation. The message I have heard Pastor Rich preach each time I have been there draws me right to the CD table after the service to grab a copy to listen to later. At VOP, your needs will be met.
On the downside, I pray that the Lord blesses them with better water pressure in the restrooms to adequately wash my hands. A trickle just doesn’t do the job well enough. Other then that, two thumbs up! Hallelujah!