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41-54 Murray Street, Flushing, NY, 11355
DirectionsImmanuel Community Church is a multi-ethnic family of disciples growing into the maturity of Christ, committed to making disciples of all nations in the global city of New York.
Open: Sunday at 11:00 AM
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Sunday11:00 AM
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
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Founded in 1991 under the leadership of Pastor SmuckerFormed from two churches: Redeemer Community Church and Elim TabernaclePreviously based in Bayside, NY before moving to FlushingAffiliated with the Lancaster Mennonite Conference
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