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Historic First Church of God in Christ - Brooklyn (NY)

Address: 🏡 221 Kingston Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11213

Phone : +1 (718) 774-0960

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Place GG: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJv-Rvf4FbwokRFd_rMN6hGBo

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Where is Historic First Church of God in Christ 🏡?
221 Kingston Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11213
What is the phone number Historic First Church of God in Christ 📱?
(718) 774-0960
What Clients Are Saying about Historic First Church of God in Christ (on GG)

5 /5 Phoebe Yarbray: I really enjoyed myself. The secretary is a really sweet humble and authentic person. She showed our cast so much love.

5 /5 Yerika Wood: 10/10 Sunday church days are a lesson.

5 /5 Bro. Will: I love the Bishop,pastor and entire congregation. I feel really at home. I decided to join last Sunday Dec. 15, 2019. Now I have a new church home and family. And its a beautiful historical church inside and out. Im very privileged to have Pastor Joseph Clemmons as my leader.

5 /5 Timothy Elijah Hemingway: It is a large Church with an upstairs balcony, and a downstairs Auditorium. The building sits on the corner of Kingston Avenue and Park Place in Crown Heights Brooklyn.
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