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We are a Free Catholic Church in the heart of Ozarks Mountain Country, while rooted in sacramental tradition we are independent and not affiliated with the Roman Catholic church. We are Interfaith, as in truly non-denominational welcoming anyone who wants to experience and share in the Joy and Love of God's Grace. We believe in the true teachings of Jesus Christ, the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist and Apostolic Tradition. Perhaps you have been searching for a small fellowship where you, your talents, and gifts are appreciated or perhaps you have been searching for something more spiritual, a form of worship that is only possible in a small group setting where you know everyone. Whatever the case may be, perhaps our fellowship is what you are looking for, so why not give us a try? You'll never know if we are the answer to your questions unless you try by attending service. We celebrate the Mass of the holy Eucharistic each Sunday at 11:00 A.M. For more information or service schedules, call Father Ed Crabtree 417-598-9096.

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Father Ed Crabtree.

[Please Note; the date of publication on posts reflect the date the essays were added to this page, not the date the piece was written. Some articles were actually written several years ago and we are only now adding them to this blog.]

Peace be with you
Fr. Ed