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I am from Montana and remember the presence of this church since my childhood. They also have evolved, here, in recent years. They have had great increases in membership. They are a church that recruits without entirely revealing who they actually are.
They have built a very large, cement, center with new music and screen technology.
The church offers the building to the community, often. People end up there for a public performance and then are approached about joining. The pursuit is intense.
My main point is to say that i am quite certain that when i was young, some fifty years ago, they were known as , "The Holy Rollers." I can't remember if they called themselves by that name.
Everyone in town did, indeed, refer to them as the Holy Rollers.
