The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at the auditorium on Shepherd Pratt’s campus.
"Our goal for that meeting is to listen to the concerns that are expressed and then we will go to work to explore ways that we can address those concerns. The meeting is a time for us to listen more than it is a time for us to answer questions," the letter reads. "We are confident that, when all is said and done, we can develop a plan that meets our needs and that addresses any reasonable concerns of others in the surrounding community."
Signs that read "Stop the Mega Church on Seminary Avenue." line the road.
Former member of Grace Fellowship, Jim McAteer, said he was involved for 30 years. Six years ago, he left, saying he didn't have the same beliefs the church preaches now.
McAteer has the same feeling as many neighbors, saying the church picked a rocky, wooded area and could've gotten more for their money at a different location.
The church wants to move and build their own space, as they currently rent in Timonium.
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