Capital Assembly of God

 

  For those who are hearing impaired or Deaf, we provide a

 chapel where you can meet.  Pastor Byron Skidmore is committed

 to reaching the Deaf and Hard of Hearing with the Gospel of

 Jesus Christ and bridging the gap between the hearing and the

 Deaf world.  If you are interested in attending these meetings, the

 door is wide open for for you to get involved.  It is important to us

 that those who are deaf get involved with a church community

 and we are proud to give them that opportunity at

 Capital Assembly of God.

 

Sunday School: 9:30 - 10:30 am


Sunday Service: 10:30 - 12:00 am


Room: Deaf Chapel

AG.org News & Information

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