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New Heights Baptist Church Celebrates Launch Service

Published: Apr 09, 2022 8:00 am

New Heights Baptist Church celebrated its launch service last weekend, welcoming 143 people to the Alexandria Room of Edmond Town Hall, according to Pastor Zach Kinsman.

The church will now host regular weekly services at its temporary location — Suite D-2 of Plaza South, 266 South Main Street — with two Sunday services and a Wednesday evening service. Nursery care is available during each service.

Read more about Pastor Kinsman and Newtown's newest community of faith here.

Pastor Zach Kinsman speaks from the stage of the Alexandria Room of Edmond Town Hall on Sunday, April 3. New Heights Baptist Church celebrated its launch service that morning, with 143 people joining the service. —photos courtesy Zach Kinsman

Samara Ventura was a greeter during the launch service last weekend for New Heights Baptist Church.

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