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United Pentecostal Church moves from Mountlake Terrace building to Lynnwood

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After demolition, the remains of the Calvary Tabernacle United Pentecostal Church sits on the corner of 236th St and 55th Ave.

The Calvary Tabernacle United Pentecostal Church in Mountlake Terrace, on the corner of 55th and 236th St has moved to a new location in Lynnwood at 16824 44th Ave W.

The reason behind moving Reverend Wade Plante said a new location was necessary in order to grow in the ways the church wanted. However, he continued, the city of Mountlake Terrace, would not approve the building permits despite the fact that the church had the land on their property.

The new building cost about $5 million, a significant increase from the original Mountlake Terrace building with an original cost of about $250 thousand.

Most of the people who attend the church services were excited, according to Plante, as the new building is 250 square feet and able to hold about 100 more people, has secured parking and has better location in regards to access to the building, according to Plante.

As for aesthetics, the Mountlake Terrace building held a more “traditional” church building, as Plante described it, while the Lynnwood location is an office building.

With new changes, Plante said the team is excited for their new building and always welcomes visitors.

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Stephi Smith, Executive Editor
Stephi Smith is one of the co-Editors-in-Chief of the Hawkeye. Her official title is Executive Editor. This is Stephi’s fourth year on the Hawkeye. Last year, she created a Hawkeye Snapchat account with the hopes of advancing the organization’s coverage of online and social media reporting. Prior to serving as Editor, she was the News Editor her junior year and Copy Editor her sophomore year, as well as taking the lead on the Crime and Police beat. During her sophomore year, she attended the JEA National Convention in Washington, D.C. where she learned she wanted to be a journalist. Since then, she’s fallen in love with reporting and reported on many different kinds of stories, from School Board meetings to sexual assault on campus. Next year, Stephi will be attending the University of Missouri with a major in Journalism. As a career, she hopes to report on either crime, government and politics or education.
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