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Yeah, I know our situation is sorta unique. My wife is not a phone person (except for family) and I haven't yet mastered the Cochlear implants for phone conversations, so phone #'s do not help much. But PO boxes help less for locating a church.WE are in a new town.

Bill Lee's church is not far away in Daytona area...www.ddcog.com/DDCOG/Welcome.html

Checking it out. I think I met a Bill Lee on Long Island or NYC once when I had Children's church at their camp meeting. I will check with my wife, she knows (remembers) everything. Thanks for the pointer. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Step 1--find railroad tracksStep 2-cross themThere you are

Still true in many cases! But Imma looking where there ain't no railroad Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

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m.facebook.com/EVANGEL-ASSEMBLY-OF-GOD-Palm-Coast-FL-112847052064262/And family there as well. There are two AG churches in Palm Coast. I recommend Evangel

Thanks everyone. I remember when I pastored 20-30 people I got a thrill when strangers walked thru the doors, so we still try to attend and give most of the time. There are times we feel like getting lost in a large church to worship. This week we did find a small COG to attend in the edge of DAytona. Odd as we drove in a Kentucky tagged car pulled in. It was a pastor, Bro Ballinger from Lexington, KY on vacation. Nice folk. WE had a very good short conversation. Nice folk. I emailed the church with a PO box but never received an answer. One e-mail came back as no longer valid.Anyway, thanks to everyone for the suggestions. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

I agree. The directory website is almost useless. The information is not up-to-date (bad or NO websites), there is no place for FaceBook info, and you can only search by a town's name or zip code. Widening the search by proximity to a town or area is non-existent. Also, the window does not work well with most web browsers. Didn't used to be this way.We tried to use the directory while I was working in the NE and again recently, as we are moving to another area and have been looking for churches to visit. Frustrating is an understatement. Trying to find a COG congregation via the directory will make you rethink entire sanctification. I apologize in advance to whoever is in charge of this at HQ for my blunt review. I'm sure that I've offended you. For that I'm sorry. However, how many are not visiting COGs because it is much easier to find an AG congregation?So, Cojak, you are not alone, my friend.Keit

I traveled with my husband and family for several years, as he did entertainment in fairs, and we also did family ministry crusades as the Lord opened doors. Much like Cojak, we would roll into town not knowing anyone and not having a lot of internet access (as this was in the late 80s/early 90's).At first I insisted we all go to church, but this was made difficult by our only having an RV (already set up on the fairgrounds most of the time) for transportation. Later, I drove a separate vehicle making life much easier. But when I didn't have transportation or couldn't find my way around easily, I would simply find a phone book & make use of the Yellow Pages. If I couldn't find a COG, I'd look for an AG church. I would call churches and tell them we were in town and would love to visit their church if someone could pick us up. Rarely were we not able to find a church to attend or transportation if needed.Cojak, I realize this wouldn't work in your situation, but it led me down memory lane. I wonder if you contacted the state office (if THEY have a website) and asked, perhaps they could help you find a church in your area. The ones I've looked at have a state office phone number. Surely they would know how to find a COG. More of Him...less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name