Grace to the Nations

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If you are of Spanish ethnicity and have money, GTTN will be the best religious experience you will ever have. The politically ambitious pastors tag team in Bible-twisted ploys of marketing campaigns dressed as pentecostal worship and Bible teaching. Foursquare Int'l lists the wife as the senior pastor, which is disallowed by most other denoms. She's paranoid and controlling, whereas her Spanish husband, a former Mexican pop musician with Sony, behaves as a spineless aristocrat. Most of the protestant churches in the State are an offspring of this poorly run amateur hour variety show featuring all the spiritual abuses one finds at a snake-handling church, minus the snakes. Much like the Stepford Wives, it's flashy, and the music echoes what is heard in the radio/online...until you exercise free will and decide you want to do more than show up and give them money...though the senior pastors both need to resign, you will enjoy them performing for the glory of TBN (not God), until God gives one or both a life-ending illness like cancer. More than four decades of bad fruit put this church in a league of its own with bragging rights. Clean restrooms -- the second of the two stars. Kids ministries used to be good, until those who had servants hearts got tired of said-issues and left, leaving what used to be nice about that church firmly in the past. Baptism pool under main sanctuary and adjacent gym, remnants of a private school that was fumbled by fired-founding pastor's era. Selfishness among squabbling founding pastors kids led to failed attempts to revive that school. Quality authentic Mexican food made and served weekly. Most lay leaders are battling diabetes, but have proclaiming Christ as their personal Savior...music is well funded, so, if you're into free live contemporary Christian music, this church will meet your needs. Parking is rarely a problem, since the locals have figured our the poor-of-spirit the pastors really possess. No armed guards, so if you need to leave before service is over, you will make it to the parking lot alive. Outreaches are done often for publicity purposes only.