We intend to sow the seed which God will nurture and harvest. Other groups have also seen the need such as the police and the council and with their prompting we have responded.
As a caring church we saw a need in the immediate vicinity of our church and this need has prompted the expansion of our facilities. The facility will also have work rooms, offices and a kitchen with a patio area outside. Our vision would be to see the facility fully used so that the word of God can be spread into our community so that people may have the opportunity to hear the Gospel and respond. The community house will also be used by the church as Sunday school rooms and a gathering place for youth group. COV have prayed about the project and many things have brought us to the stage of developing the property next door to have a supervised place for the youth of the community and at the same time expand our present facility. We found that there was a need for supervised community rooms. This work has commenced with visitation of the homes in the area and helping at the local school in several different roles.
THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR MOVIE
Except for established fans of the first movie or of Williams, this sequel is best saved for its release on a streaming service.COV have embarked on a development programme to reach out into our community. Noticeable continuity errors will also take audiences out of a few scenes. There are a couple of laughs, but they don't come nearly often enough to rank this as a comedy. Williams is a talented comedian, but here he's relying solely on the aesthetics of his vampire chic. The two kids also have diminished roles in the sequel, although Freezee (Andrew Bachelor) is back as Allie's boyfriend who has a Purge-related disability. And Henao, who added a welcome step-maternal touch in the first movie, isn't even in most of the first half. Epps doesn't do much more than stare at a blank computer monitor and have recycled conversations with the rest of the cast. Trejo, who's usually a pleasure to see, doesn't have enough to do to make a positive impact. The movie's production values are startlingly low, with amateurish special effects. There's not much to say about The House Next Door: Meet the Blacks 2 except that it will appeal solely to fans of Williams, who at least looks like he's enjoying the ridiculous role of a vampire lord with supernatural sexual powers. This unnecessary sequel is crasser and even less entertaining than the original, which was neither funny nor scary. Wooky (Michael Blackson), Carl and Cronut plan their ambush of the neighbor's lair. With the help of a neighbor ( Danny Trejo) and self-proclaimed vampire slayer Mr. Mamuwalde ( Katt Williams), who seems to have supernatural powers, including a sexual magnetism that affects both Lorena and Carl's daughter, Allie ( Bresha Webb). This feeling is magnified when they eventually meet the elusive homeowner, Dr. Carl's cousin Cronut ( Lil Duval), who lives in an RV parked in front of the house, notices that their new neighbors only come out at night and starts insisting that they must be vampires. Carl and his wife, Lorena ( Zulay Henao), are also dealing with marital stress, since she has to work overtime to pay the bills.
He's supposed to be writing a follow-up to his once-bestselling book about surviving the Purge (based on the events of the first movie), but he can't even muster up one sentence. In THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR: MEET THE BLACKS 2, the Blacks have lost the majority of their money and have had to move back to Carl's ( Mike Epps) hometown, Atlanta.
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